Erez Doron wrote:
did you check all the trevial stuff (same subnet for both the XP and Linux ethernet interfaces) ?
the trivial stuff is configured ok, but i'll recheck... .
does ping work ?the linux machine does not pass pings. pinging the XP box works ok.maybe i should change this to allow internal pings (previously there was no internal network - this is and old FW fule). no need to be that paranoid, i guess... :-)
can you give more details on how your netweork is connected
( what do you mean when you say the XP is masq'd ? by itself ? does it has two connections ? )
win XP and linux are on 192.168.2.x network. the windows has only one NIC and is being NAT'd by the linux to gain internet access, which it does successfully. the linux has a few network NICs, one is for that network.
any contrediction between the linux FW and the XP's NAT ?
cheers, erez.
Boaz Rymland wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to set up a Win XP machine to view an intranet site on a Linux machine. This win XP machine is being masq'd o.k. and it has internet access fine, but somehow, it cannot talk to the local linux webserver (apache), or any other service on the Linux machine.
this is a strange thing. i've tried to debug with a etheral and indeed i've seen some suspecious SSDP packets flying around. i've managed, AFAIK, to disable this SSDP/UPnP on the Win XP machine but still things are no-go. the machine is a debian woody and the XP machine's IP (non routable IP network) is defined in /etc/hosts (reverse DNS issues). The linux machine is being firewalled, if it makes a difference.
anyone has a clue?
thnaks, boaz.
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