- Every output is about the machine where the command ran: success on
lab-node2does not test the request fromlab-node1. - Neighbours on one network need no gateway; the client's table picks the way to the server, the server's table the way back.
- A specific
/32entry overrides the connected network; you delete exactly that entry, and the rest of the table stays. - A
curlerror after 0 ms and a wait until the timeout point to different places: a timeout means the packet or the reply got lost on the way. - At the start of the lesson the site was working: the request never left
lab-node1because of ablackholeentry.
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