IOS QOS service policy pass-through on a tunnel interface

I have ipip tunnet and the netcfg profile looks like:CONNECTION='tunnel' DESCRIPTION='birds ipip tunnel' INTERFACE='BIRDS' MODE='ipip' REMOTE='82.*.*.*5' LOCAL='217.*.*.*4' IP='no' ROUTES=('10.0.11.0/24 dev BIRDS src 10.0.10.1')This tunnel interface works if started by command "netcfg -u birds" but it does no

I rely on the following script tunnel.sh written by others to keep a ssh tunnel alive:

#!/bin/bash export SSH_HOST=tim@server

if [ ! -f /tmp/.tunnel ] then echo "Creat SSH tunnel" ssh -f -D 9999 $SSH_HOST "if [ -f ~/.tunnel ]; then rm ~/.tunnel; fi; while [ !

I have no idea if what I am going to ask is even possible, but I hope someone can help me.

I have some serious problems with my newly setup network with a Layer 2 VPN tunnel.

I draw a little diagram to show the simple version of the setup:

The green lines are through the VPN, the blue are not.

Each gateway has a bridge interface, which bridges the VPN interface to a local interface.

Running TCPdump on that interface shows a lot of traffic, and I can see the pings on either side of

I have the following configuration and want to establish a tunnel on a tunnel. I read already the following topic: How to put a tunnel in a tunnel?

My configuration:

Notebook --> Linux Server A --> Linux Server B

Notebook: Windows XP with putty Linux Server A and B: Ubuntu 10.10

I have a ssh connection with a tunnel from my notebook via putty to Server A. Now I want to establish a tunne

I’ve run into a of a routing issue pertaining to packets leaving a firewall, traversing and IPSec tunnel, hitting the target and then returning via a different tunnel, finally arriving back on the source firewall but on a different interface from where it started. Once the packet has returned to the firewall it is dropped… I’ve been unable to discover the reason for the drop.

We are in the process of migrating a datacenter hosted web application to a cloud provider, and we need to set up a VPN tunnel between one of the cloud servers and our internal office network so that we can move/access data securely from an internal database server.

In our current setup we have a hardware VPN tunnel which is setup on the firewalls of the two different networks (office and datacen

I have another question thread running where i ask for help with tunneling traffic from one specific program (Help with rtorrent and openvpn (anonine)) but in this thread i want help with setting up a OpenVPN tunnel correctly.

I'm trying to get my OpenVPN setup to work at home.

I'm trying to redirect all local connections with destination matchs port 22 to specified tunnel using iptables MARK, but, something is going wrong.

1.1.1.1 my public address 1.2.3.4 my local tunnel address

Here the configs:

# ip rule show 1: from all fwmark 0x14 lookup 20

# ip route show table 20 default via 1.2.3.4 dev tun0

And I have created following rules on iptables:

iptables