a client that is connected and receives a route will shortly therafter forget the default route, essentially disconnecting it from the network. the pcap file illustrates this. We can see the client pinging a server on the internet. After the default route is dropped, we are not seeing echo replies any more but only requests.
The route itself is valid for 900 seconds so should be fine. There is no netlink event that might suggest that the link on level 2 broke.
a client that is connected and receives a route will shortly therafter forget the default route, essentially disconnecting it from the network. the pcap file illustrates this. We can see the client pinging a server on the internet. After the default route is dropped, we are not seeing echo replies any more but only requests.
The route itself is valid for 900 seconds so should be fine. There is no netlink event that might suggest that the link on level 2 broke.