RE: What means "icmplog: destination unreable" ?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bernd Harmsen [mailto:Bernd.Harmsen@OnlineHome.de]
> Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 11:42 AM
> To: debian-isp@lists.debian.org
> Subject: What means "icmplog: destination unreable" ?
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> Hello,
>
> One of our Debian server is running the "Open Rock Telemetry Box" with
> NetSaint and Jail. Jail is reporting the following lines to the syslog,
> which I do not understand.
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> 18:02:05 inpu icmplog: destination unreachable from 195.179.172.30
> 18:38:03 inpu icmplog: destination unreachable from 195.179.172.30
> 18:02:05 inpu icmplog: destination unreachable from 195.179.172.30
> 18:38:03 inpu icmplog: destination unreachable from 195.179.172.30
> ------------------------------------------------
>
> As I understand 195.179.172.30 cannot reach some unknown destination.
> But we don't know 192.179.172.30 and we don't know the destination.
>
This means that a unit with ip adress 195.179.172.30 does not know how to forward your IP-packets to the destination
you've specified, and sends this message back to you to let you know that there are no route to the destination you've
specified
Best regards
Erlend
> Can somebody explain this to me, please.
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>
> Thank you
> Bernd
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