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Craig Francis
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I'm being stupid... the tunnel uses the default interface with the lowest metric, asit's not tired to a single interface.

As soon as eth0 comes back up, the data is sent via eth0.

This causes the connection to effectively fail, where I need to use ServerAliveInterval/ServerAliveCountMax to notice and close the connection.

I'm being stupid, as soon as eth0 comes back up, the data is sent via eth0.

This causes the connection to effectively fail, where I need to use ServerAliveInterval/ServerAliveCountMax to notice and close the connection.

I'm being stupid... the tunnel uses the default interface with the lowest metric, it's not tired to a single interface.

As soon as eth0 comes back up, the data is sent via eth0.

This causes the connection to effectively fail, where I need to use ServerAliveInterval/ServerAliveCountMax to notice and close the connection.

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Craig Francis
Craig Francis
  • 223
  • 2
  • 9

I'm being stupid, as soon as eth0 comes back up, the data is sent via eth0.

This causes the connection to effectively fail, where I need to use ServerAliveInterval/ServerAliveCountMax to notice and close the connection.