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On Tue, Mar 23 1999, at 09:04:55 -0800, Matthew Levine wrote:
> Bjorn Andersson wrote:
> > I have two logical networks (say x and y) sharing the same physical
> > ethernet. How do I configure dhcpd so that the Windows95/NT hosts
> > using dhcp on network x send their packets to network y (and vice
> > versa) directly instead of sending them to the default gateway?
> [...]
> So again, I don't think it can be done but I'm no expert (or maybe I
> don't fully understand what you're trying to do?) Curious, why would
> you not want the default gateway in the picture?
Thanks Matthew for your fast response! I belive you understood
what I am trying to do. Having the gateway is not a big problem,
but it keeps sending ICMP redirect messages to the hosts,
probably since it knows that path would be shorter to send the
packets directly. The only problem is the extra traffic from the
ICMP messages and from the fact that every packet across the
logical networks will be sent twice on the same physical network.
I can live with this, but it would of course be nice if I could
avoid it.
Regards,
Bj�rn
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