hing.
>=20
> however, 'netstat -in' shows that the packets *are* arriving on the =
guest,
> since Ipkts increments for each ICMP packet.  it seems like they're =
just
> getting lost somewhere in the network stack. (Ierrs/Oerrs is zero.)

That puzzled me a bit. If the net stack sees the arriving packets, then =
tcpdump shall
intercept them correctly.

>=20
> does anyone have any ideas what might be causing this?

Does `netstat -sp ip6` and `netstat -sp icmp6` show anything unusual ?

Best regards,
Zhenlei


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