On Tue, Sep 29, 2026 at 03:29:10AM +0000, Lloyd wrote: > Ed Heil wrote: > > > > I would check the ARP table on your Linux box. > > > > I'm afraid I'm not familiar with how to do that, is it a simple > > command?. (It's running Debian stable) > > Running /sbin/arp -a on the Linux machine and seeing if your MAC > shows up in the list might offer a clue if IPv4 traffic is passing.
Well this is interesting. ifconfig iwm0 gave me what I assume is the wifi card's mac: lladdr 14:ab:c5:59:a2:c2 I grepped for that on the debian box's arp table and got: ~> sudo /sbin/arp -a | grep 14.ab.c5 ? (10.0.0.175) at 14:ab:c5:59:a2:c2 [ether] on enp3s0f0 ? (10.0.0.179) at 14:ab:c5:59:a2:c2 [ether] on enp3s0f0 I believe I had tried a couple times to assign a static IP to the wifi card, and had used 175 and 179 as the addresses when I did so. I couldn't seem to get anywhere when I did that, but apparently the linux box noticed me trying.
