> T1
> Router -> eth0 Linux
> " eth1 -> 10BaseT-Hub -> Win95/Mac clients
> -> eth1 on NT server
> NT server eth0 -> 100BaseT-Hub
>
> From Linux I can ping the NT's eth1, but from NT I cannot ping the Linux
>machine. NT is completely oblivious to this.
This is because you have dual NICs on the NT server. NT can
be made to work in this environment but its a SERIOUS pain.
You'll have to mess around with the NIC's binding order
in the Network control panel, etc. Personally, I'd recommend
to pull that second NIC out of the NT box.
>I say outside of
>this forum because I realise NT routing has nothing to do with Linux masquing.
This is true though we all try to help. If you need more help,
I'd recommend to try some other email lists, news servers, etc
since most of us here are anti-NT peoples.
--David
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