On 4 Apr 2000, Adam Johnson wrote:
Well, you'd have to set a similar route up on the Windows box as well,
otherwise the packets will get there, but not return.
Doh! I knew I was too tired to be trying network things when I wrote that.
Yah, add the route on the 'doze box, and everything
--- Benjamin Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For example, I've got two
hosts on my ethernet LAN. One is a Windoze
machine with address 192.168.10.5,
the other is my Linux machine with
192.168.10.1 for the address. I can ping
either box right now. But if I do
the following:
# ifconfig eth0
On 4 Apr 2000, at 14:44, Adam Johnson wrote:
--- Benjamin Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For example, I've got two
hosts on my ethernet LAN. One is a Windoze
machine with address 192.168.10.5,
the other is my Linux machine with
192.168.10.1 for the address. I can ping
either box right
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From: Bill Freeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: supernetting ?
Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2000 16:48:58 -0500
[Discussion of increasing past subnet size and the possibility that
the address-wise
--- Benjamin Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There needs to be a router
(or should I be saying gateway) ...
The terms "gateway" and "router" are
pretty much synonymous for this
application. When one talks of a "gateway",
one usually means the specific
router that connects your local subnet to
On 2 Apr 2000, Adam Johnson wrote:
Hmm, couldn't you configure a static route in each computer for the other
subnet, so they all know that both subnets are on the same wire?
I think a host needs to be configured with an address on a particular subnet
in order to send or receive traffic on
i have an internal class C running on a redhat 6.1 DHCP server, but im am almost out
of address's, how do i get the super subnet going? anyone have any ideas? never done a
supernet so im kinda wondering where to start.
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In a message dated: Fri, 31 Mar 2000 14:43:39 EST
"Christopher M. Downs" said:
i have an internal class C running on a redhat 6.1 DHCP server, but im am almo
st out of address's, how do i get the super subnet going? anyone have any idea
s? never done a supernet so im kinda wondering where to
I'm not sure what you're referring to wrt super-netting. Are you running with
a private class C (192.168.X) subnet? If so, you could just add on another
subnet.
Since the orig question was from an .edu address, it can easily happen.
So what I think you meant is that you had a C type of
[Discussion of increasing past subnet size and the possibility that
the address-wise adjacent subnet isn't available, and that subnet
masks must be continuous elided.]
Can any of the truly IP.aware comment on the scheme below?
IIUC, it is perfectly possible to have two separate
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