Hey,
What you want is probably proxy ARP or something. Bridges don't change MAC addresses by themselves. cheers --Lennert On Sun, Sep 30, 2001 at 05:36:50AM +0000, Dan Popovici wrote: > Hi there, > Here is what i plan but is not working: > > computer 1 = ETH0 > =>-------------------<=ETH0=bridge=ARC0E=>-------------<=ARC0E=computer2 > > so.. I would like to add an interface arc0 to the bridge. I made the > requested encapsulation of the ARCnet in order to get an ETHERNET > interface. Now I have an ARC0e that is the arcnet with ethernet > encapsulation. It has a MAC address automaticaly generated according to > the ID of the arcnet NIC. > > now I'm trying to bring up the bridge by adding the eth0 and arc0e and > it's working without any problem. > I try to ping computer 1 from computer 2 but as far I can see the bridge > is not changing the MAC of the ARC0e interface with the mac of the ARC0E > interface of the computer2, adn so I'm not receiving any package in the > eth0 of the computer1. When I'm trying to ping computer 2 from computer > 1 in the ARC0e interface of the computer 2 I can see the packages > comming but it seems that the reply is not reaching computer1. > > Is there any solution for making the bridge to replace the MAC adress of > the arcnet interface with the mac of the computer2???????????????? > > best regards, > =m0nk= > > _______________________________________________ > Bridge mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.math.leidenuniv.nl/mailman/listinfo/bridge -- I are sigfile disease!! All your quote are belong to us. Copy us every "sig"! _______________________________________________ Bridge mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.math.leidenuniv.nl/mailman/listinfo/bridge
