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The changing ips were ok, it just made diagnosing the issue difficult in the logs. The duplicate requests (not at the packet level as TCP ignores duplicate pack
by eloff 6y ago
The changing ips were ok, it just made diagnosing the issue difficult in the logs. The duplicate requests (not at the packet level as TCP ignores duplicate packets) were the root cause of the issue.
- mst 6y agoReminds me of the "fun" of dealing with a RADIUS system that would, about 20% of the time, send me two START packets for the same session ... with different sequence numbers. This made successfully managing dynamic IP pool allocation on my end an ... interesting ... experience ;)