on Wed, 09 Jun 2004 Paul Bijnens wrote:

Try to find out where the UDP packet got dropped, using tcpdump or etherreal or other network analyzer on homer and marge.

Now we're getting somewhere.  The tcpdump shows this:

14:54:28.697197 homer.858 > marge.amanda: udp 117 (DF)
14:54:29.176236 marge.amanda > homer.858: udp 50
14:54:29.444159 marge.amanda > homer..858: udp 83
14:54:29.444563 homer.858 > marge.amanda: udp 50 (DF)
14:54:29.445650 homer.858 > marge.amanda: udp 531 (DF)
14:54:29.525614 marge.amanda > homer.858: udp 50
15:01:56.739172 marge.amanda > homer.858: udp 184

15:02:06.743312 marge.amanda > homer.858: udp 184

My guess is that ICMP message is something to do with a firewall.

--
Steve

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