On 05/08/10 15:25, Zhou Rui wrote:
What I want is finding a gateway out with ARP, and then assign the correct
gateway/route table,
You cant discover a router with ARP. ARP finds the MAC address of a host
that's associated with a given IP address.
Ways of getting a ipv4 gateway are;
- manual
I found this in gentoo wiki, and the same configuration in
/etc/conf.d/net.example
http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Network_profiles_with_arping
I guess, it works like, first you find a specific IP/MAX pair w/ ARP, then a
manual configuration according the IP/MAC.
2010/5/8 Adam a...@jaftan.com.au
On 05/06/10 03:35, Zhou Rui wrote:
Hi folks,
I setup a network interface to switch in two different network with
different gateways using config_eth0=( arping ), and I can get gateway mac
when use arping2 command directly.
But the /etc/init.d/net.eth0 start always fails, can you help me to
What I want is finding a gateway out with ARP, and then assign the correct
gateway/route table, stuff in the configuration can be found in
/etc/conf.d/net.example.
BTW, what's IP level stuff meaning? thanks.
2010/5/7 Adam a...@jaftan.com.au
On 05/06/10 03:35, Zhou Rui wrote:
Hi folks,
I
Hi folks,
I setup a network interface to switch in two different network with
different gateways using config_eth0=( arping ), and I can get gateway mac
when use arping2 command directly.
But the /etc/init.d/net.eth0 start always fails, can you help me to find the
issue out?
$ cat /etc/conf.d/net
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