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On running vermont with this configuration, I get this following error
root@10d6e048d785:~# /usr/sbin/vermont -s -q -l debug -f vermont_if.xml
16/07 06:27:25 CRITICAL: Type sourceIPv6Address (id=27, length=16) is not contained in raw packet. Please remove it from PacketAggregator rule.
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'
what(): : Type sourceIPv6Address (id=27, length=16) is not contained in raw packet. Please remove it from PacketAggregator rule.
Aborted (core dumped)
So is there any point I am missing to run IPv6 with Vermont or there is a reason for not supporting IPv6 with raw packet capture.
I have seen IPv6 header parsing is supported in packet classify() method.
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While running Vermont with raw packet capture from interface, I observed that IPv6 fields are not supported.
I have a packetAggregator rule like this
On running vermont with this configuration, I get this following error
So is there any point I am missing to run IPv6 with Vermont or there is a reason for not supporting IPv6 with raw packet capture.
I have seen IPv6 header parsing is supported in packet classify() method.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: