I've got one network card in a box with a primary address W.X.Y.Z/24 and an alias that connects to all of the natted machines of 192.168.A.B/24. While this is not ideal, the DSL modem will not route 192.168 addresses and my switches will not send packets to it from the 192.168 machines, at least I think they won't, as they are supposed to recognize MAC addresses and only send stuff where it needs to go. Anyway, I tried stopping the VNET server, removing the alias eth0:0 , restarting the VNET server, then putting it back. The VNET IP is in the 192.168 network. It does not work. Windows under W4L cannot even ping the gateway, either the W.X.Y.Z ip, or the 192.168.A.B ip. After considering this, I think that it cannot work, as VNET can only talk to the main IP, which will not talk to a 192.168 network. Is this correct? Any way to set up routing for this to work as a special case? Otherwise, I have to wait for either the problem to be fixed, or install another ethernet card, which I currently don't have a slot for. Any suggestions? Mark Goldberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] (finger [EMAIL PROTECTED] for PGP public key) _______________________________________________ Win4Lin-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.netraverse.com/mailman/listinfo/win4lin-users
