Roberto
At 11:51 23.05.2004, isandro belli wrote:
Erich
>Looks like it, but do you have an address assigned to eth1 at this very moment.
>PCMCIA adapters are inhernetly slow on startup, so possibly dhcpd is
>started _before_ the adapters are up completely.
>This is the reason for the delay code
Yes I think that's correct and now I can get some results like:
the PC on eth1 grabs an address from dhcpd,
I can ping from a PC on eth1 (local net) 192.168.1.2 to the dlink(router) 192.168.0.1 on eth0
I'm not able yet to ping from same PC to any address on the internet like 32.97.166.74,
if I try to ping from the console of 755 (LEAF Bering) I get a message like:
# ping 32.97.166.74 PING 32.97.166.74 (32.97.166.74): 56 data bytes ping: sendto: Network is unreachable
Looks like a routing problem to me.
Please post the output of the following two commands on your LEAF box.
ip addr
ip route
cheers Erich
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