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[matthew <question227954@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #227954 on rohc changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/rohc/+question/227954

matthew posted a new comment:
ok i think i finally figured it out.  The ip address that you put in the
iprohc_server.conf file is NOT the local ip address of your eth0 card.
In fact, in my case, i can not be so.  Instead you set it to some made
up ip address in an allowed NAT subnet like 10.0.0.X.

Then when you start up the iprohc_server the ip address assigned to your
tun_ipip interface will be the ip address placed in that conf file.

Then on the client you put the ip address of the servers eth0 on the
command line (not the ip you have in the iprohc_server.conf) and then
the client program creates a rohc0 with an ip address on the same subnet
as the ip in the iprohc_server.conf.

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