help getting off the ground

[Dave Randolph]

Hi.
I'm running the 6.2 release and trying to proxy some SAN replication traffic.  Here's my setup.


SAN-A         -> WanproxyA       -> WAN -> WanproxyB                    ->SAN-B
192.168.24. x    192.168.24.1(LAN)             192.168.24.129(LAN)          192.168.24.134
                        192.168.223.6(WAN)          192.168.223.2(WAN)


WanproxyA is listening on port 3300.

Here's the config for WanproxyA:

create log-mask catch-all
set catch-all.regex "^/"
set catch-all.mask DEBUG
activate catch-all

# Set up codec instances.
create codec codec0
set codec0.codec XCodec
activate codec0

# Set up interfaces.
create interface if0
set if0.family IPv4
set if0.host "192.168.24.1"
set if0.port "3300"
activate if0

# And peers to connect to them.
create peer peer0
set peer0.family IPv4
set peer0.host "192.168.223.2"
set peer0.port "3301"
activate peer0

# Set up proxy from the client that encodes.
create proxy proxy0
set proxy0.interface if0
set proxy0.interface_codec None
set proxy0.peer peer0
set proxy0.peer_codec codec0
activate proxy0

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And the config for WanproxyB
create log-mask catch-all
set catch-all.regex "^/"
set catch-all.mask DEBUG
activate catch-all

# Set up codec instances.
create codec codec0
set codec0.codec XCodec
activate codec0

# Set up interfaces.
# if0 not really used yet...
create interface if0
set if0.family IPv4
set if0.host "192.168.24.129"
set if0.port "3300"
activate if0

# Set up interfaces.
create interface if1
set if1.family IPv4
set if1.host "192.168.223.2"
set if1.port "3301"
activate if1



# And peers to connect to them.
create peer peer0
set peer0.family IPv4
set peer0.host "
set peer0.port "3260"
activate peer0


# Set up proxy from the client that encodes.
create proxy proxy0
set proxy0.interface if1
set proxy0.interface_codec codec0
set proxy0.peer peer0
set proxy0.peer_codec None
activate proxy0
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WanproxyB _seems_ be be ok.  At least it doesn't display any errors.

WanproxyA gives stuff like this, over and over:

1285181197.480405 [/splice] DEBUG: Unexpected event: <Error>/104 [Connection reset by peer]
1285181197.481028 [/splice/pair] DEBUG: Unexpected event: <Error>/104 [Connection reset by peer]
1285181197.481737 [/wanproxy/proxy/client] ERR: Unexpected event: <Error>/104 [Connection reset by peer]
1285181197.507567 [/xcodec/encoder] DEBUG: Pushing queued data.
1285181197.536737 [/splice] DEBUG: Unexpected event: <Error>/104 [Connection reset by peer]
1285181197.537268 [/splice/pair] DEBUG: Unexpected event: <Error>/104 [Connection reset by peer]
1285181197.537757 [/wanproxy/proxy/client] ERR: Unexpected event: <Error>/104 [Connection reset by peer]

tcpdumps on WanproxyB reveal that reset packets are coming out of the WAN-side interface but the don't seem to be originating from SAN-B.  Also, packets are getting all the way from SAN-A to SAN-B properly for a few packets before the RST packet comes along & kills the connection.


Any help you could give me with getting this running would be apprciated.
Thanks
dave
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