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 Bezüglich Harry Schmalzbauer's Nachricht vom 06.06.2017 11:59 (localtime):
 
…
> Having other offloadings enabled or disabled (regardless if it's on
> parent or vlan-clone) doesn't matter, …

I must correct myself! At least when it comes to host-stack traffic.
Keeping offloadings enabled on the vale-attached interface doesn't
interfere with vale(4) traffic, but with host traffic.
Since I don't know anything about the implementation of offloadings, I
assumed it would affect vale packets, but the real effect is the
opposite of what I expected, so the statment above is simply wrong, sorry.

-harry