Right. That is one of the core features of ALL of our products. Unit
identity is defined by ether0. That is how it has always been, and a lot
of ComOS is based on that. The unit is *defined* by ether0.
>PM3s do this too. Relatively unimportant things like pings from the
>PMs get it right, with source address being that of the interface the
>packet is sent out. Just the key admin things - things that most
ICMP is the only protocol that uses the interface I believe, and I'd
like to see that use ether0 for consistency.
-MZ
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