Hello all, I have a very minimal installed Linux (Kernel, busybox, iptable and some small utils) running with two NIC. I'm trying to run it as a bridge but with no success. I compiled the kernel with bridge support and put the brctl utils. Here is the configuration:
Linux1 - attached to eth0 of the bridge Linux2 - attached to eth1 of the bridge BRLinux - Linux box with two NIC. BRLinux has eth0 and eth1 without IP. it also has br0 with ip. all the boxs are on the same subnet (Class B). ping: Linux 2 -> BRLinux --> OK ping: BRLinux -> Linux 2 --> OK ping: Linux 1 -> BRLinux --> FAIL ping: BRLinux -> Linux 1 --> FAIL ping: Linux 1 -> Linux 2 --> FAIL ping: Linux 2 -> Linux 1 --> FAIL when looking into network trace I can see that the ARP request broadcast is seeing on both segments but the replay is been seeing only on the replaying side. it is like the Linux is blocking only the replay. any idea? Best Regards Yehoram Ben-Yaacov ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
