Alan,
Try this:
1) Add a line in /etc/hosts to define a router attached to your second
Ethernet port:
My router is 192.131.111.1 so I add
192.131.111.1 houston_x25
2) Add a line to /etc/rc.foxapps to tell the AW which addresses should be
sent to the router
On my system, I use:
/usr/sbin/route add default houston_x25 1
3) Use netstat -r before and after. It's kind of interesting.
Do this on both machines.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
The Foxboro Company
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (v)
713.722.2700 (sb)
713.932.0222 (f)
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-----Original Message-----
From: Alan J Schaff [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 8:24 AM
To: Foxboro DCS Mail List
Subject: Ethernet Networking Question
I have a question regarding setting up the 2nd ethernet port to
access other
networks via a router. Here are the details of my system setup:
AW51C: 112.113.105.1
Router: 112.113.1.1
AW51B: 106.106.4.4
Netmask (51C) 255.255.0.0
What I am trying to do is access the AW51B from the AW51C. On the
AW51C, is
there somewhere where I have to setup the router address so that it
knows where
to send messages that are outside of the local (112.113) network?
Right now I
am getting error messages indicating that the 51C can't access the
51B network.
Thanks,
Alan Schaff
BASF Corp.
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