$200 if somebody can solve this IP problem.

[datarealm]

Besides i don't need the money. I still make more than my wife spends ;-)

One path to true happiness....

 

[howardsl2]

So many experts on servers and networking in this forum. Very impressed indeed.

 

[EtherVM]

@ not here. When you work for a company (and no other incomes) you don't need to fill tax declarations, the employer automatically deducts the tax from your salary and pays it every month.

Besides i don't need the money. I still make more than my wife spends ;-)

And i haven't worked hard enough to earn it I am just helping a fellow with some brainstorming.

You are my role model =)

 

[Flapadar]

@Flapadar@rds100 PM me your Paypal accounts and I'll send you each $100 between you since I wouldn't have come up with the answer without both of your posts.

Honestly I don't think I worked hard enough for it . I'd feel a lot better if you donated it to a charity rather than giving it to me.

I'd personally recommend an alzheimers charity - it's a horrible condition  

 

[blergh]

Very nice! it's stuff like this that make this forum stand out.

 

[George_Fusioned]

I still make more than my wife spends ;-)

Happy man

 

[Kruno]

The problem was I ran an iptables command to remove the host node's IP from traceroutes by increasing the TTL, unfortunately this command was in the /etc/rc.local file so every reboot it would add the same iptables rule so for this example

If you still haven't figured it out in the meantime, you can use the following iptables rule to hide OVZ Node IP from traceroutes executed against container IPs. 

iptables -A OUTPUT -p ICMP --icmp-type 11 -j DROP