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Hello,
On Thu, Oct 12, 2006 at 11:53:42AM -0700, John Oliver wrote:
> I run tcpdump on the VPN server and grep for packets with the IP that
> my
> Windows machine gets from the VPN server. I see mostly traffic related
> to our AD server. I grep -v that traffic. Now, here's what's weird...
> I might do some pinging and ssh attempts. Nothing shows up in my
> tcpdump. But, several minutes later, some stuff appears. The lines
> are
> related to pinging and my ssh attempts. But not at a one-to-one
> ratio... a lot are just never seen. The pings from the Windows laptop
> to anything that responds are timely... ~20ms. I get all good
> responses, but, like I said, several minutes later, a couple of them
> might show up in the tcpdump
This is probably due to a non-existent name-resolution. Trying tcpdump
with "-n" as an option will avoid resolving addresses to names and you
will probably get you output immediately.
Best regards,
Klaus
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