Sulochan, You should check your forwarding (layer two) table with : iwpriv msh0 fwt_list <index> (<index> is 0,1,2,...)
Look for an entry that forwards the frames destined to the anycast mac address of the server (c0:27:c0:27:c0:00) via the mac address of the first XO. Traceroute/path will show you layer three (IP) routes. Regards, Ricardo Carrano 2008/2/19 sulochan acharya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Folks, > I can not hop from xo to xo to xs. > Here is what I did: > > One XO closer to the server with active antenna.....and i can ping the > server from this laptop. > > Another XO closer to the first laptop ( i can chat with this XO) but > further away from the server. > > Now technically i should be able to ping the server through the first > laptop, but I cant :( > > Is there some additional things i need to (like adding packages) go > through to get this to work? > > Or is it just out of range? If so how it is different from one laptop > talking to another laptop? > > Is there a way i can check that the packet is being relayed (other than > doing trace rout ) ? > > Also, can i for test purposes change the mesh DHCP to give out ipv4 and > not ipv6? Would this make > some other features not work? > > best, > -Sulochan > > _______________________________________________ > Devel mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/devel > >
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