A query regarding dynamic address configuration in SCTP

[Randall Stewart]

Sazzadur:

I cannot recreate this... I will contact you offlist and
share with you my results (and pcap file). I see things
work as you expect below.. different addresses of course.

This is of course with the latest code in Current.

R

sazzadur rahman wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I am trying to test a dynamic address configuration scenario between a sctp
> server and a sctp client.
> The scenario is like:
> 
> 
> sctp_server(129.15.78.125)
> sctp_client(129.15.78.114)
> 
> 1.
> <------------------------------------------------------------------------
> connect
>      accept
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------->
> 
> 2.
> <---------------------------------------------------------------------  data
> 
>      sack
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------->
> 
> sctp_server
> creates an ipalias
> of 129.15.78.126
> 
> 3. addip(129.15.78.126
> )-------------------------------------------------------->
> 
> <-------------------------------------------------------------------------asconf_ack
> 
> 
> 4. setpeerprimary(129.15.78.126)------------------------------------------->
> 
> <-------------------------------------------------------------------------asconf_ack
> 
> 
> 5.
> <------------------------------------------------------------------------
> data   (still  it sends data to peers
> 
>                        129.15.78.125 instead of 129.15.78.126)
> 
> I was expecting that in step 5, sctp_client would send data to sctp_server
> in 129.15.78.126 IP address
> which has been set primary by peer. But it still sends data to the old ip
> address 129.15.78.125.
> 
> I found add ip and setpeerprimary operations were successful as sctp_server
> gets successful asconf_ack after each
> operations.  I also found that sctp_client gets SCTP_PEER_ADDR_CHANGE event
> with states SCTP_ADDR_ADDED and SCTP_ADDR_CONFIRMED after addip operation
> by sctp_server and SCTP_ADDR_MADE_PRIM state after set_peer_primary_address
> operation by sctp_server. Hence, I guess every operations worked perfect.
> 
> 
> So, is my expectation wrong in this scenario? What else should I do to make
> sctp_client send data to 129.15.78.126 ip address instead of
> 129.15.78.125ip address?
> 
> I would appriciate any help in this regard.
> 
> Best Regards,
> Sazzadur Rahman,
> Graduate Student,
> School of computer science,
> University of Oklahoma,
> Norman, USA
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