Re: Really strange interface behavior

["Ringo Kamens" <2600denver@xxxxxxxxx>]

Are you using ndiswrapper for your ethernet cards? I'm on the same
kernel with no problems. Are your network interfaces just eth0, eth1,
and lo?
Ringo Kamens

On 2/4/07, Matt Glaves <matt@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Tonight I made a change to my TOR node and am perplexed as to why it is
> acting in this manner. I'm not actually sure why it is even working :)
>
> Eth0:  New TOR Interface (216.9.65.50).  This was previously a
> subinterface aka eth1:1
> Eth1:  Webserver/Mailserver/etc Interface - This is a separate
> netblock/vlan.  Call it 216.9.100.100 for this example.
>
> I have the following set in torrc
> Address 216.9.65.50
> OutboundBindAddress 216.9.65.50
>
> Although netstat only shows TOR connections on the 216.9.65.50 address
> and zero listening/open connections on 216.9.100.100 (other than the
> listening web/email processes) my traffic is being split between the
> interfaces.  eth0 is only the inbound TOR traffic, and eth1 is only the
> outbound TOR traffic.  My node is currently doing about 4.5Mbit and I
> have 4.5Mbit coming in eth0 and 4.5Mbit going out eth1.
>
> Anyone running a similar setup or had similar wierdness?  I am running
> 0.1.1.26 under linux.
>
> thanks,
>
> matt