Re: [TCLUG:6520] Cannot find hosts behind router

[Nate Carlson <natecars@infiniteloop.com>]

How do your routing tables on this machine look? Check 'em out via
'netstat -arn'. It should look something like this:

Kernel IP routing table
Destination     Gateway         Genmask         Flags   MSS Window  irtt
Iface
localnet	0.0.0.0		255.255.255.0	U	  0 0          0
eth0
default		<ip_of_routr>	0.0.0.0		UG	  0 0	       0
eth0

If not, check your network configuration scripts.

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Nate Carlson
the infinite loop
natecars@infiniteloop.com

On Tue, 15 Jun 1999, Mike Glaser wrote:

> I just set up a tired old 486 PC to be a Samba server at the office. 
> I have done this several times in the past without much trouble. This 
> system I put RedHat 6.0 on and tried to install as little as possbile 
> since the HDD wasn't too large.
> 
> I assigned this PC a static IP and the appropriate netmask. I gave 
> the IP address of the Cisco router for the nameserver. 
> /etc/resolv.conf has one entry in it for the router, and a second for 
> another machine with a proxy server that connects to the internet.
> 
> I can ping anything on the local LAN, including the router, but none 
> of the routers at the remote offices. The remote locations are 
> connected via frame-relay. Also, none of the remote machines can ping 
> this one in question. There is another PC connected to the LAN that 
> dual boots WIn98 and RH 5.1 and neither of them are having any 
> troubles.
> 
> Does anyone know of anything specific I can check to possibly get 
> this going??
> 
> Thank-you,
> Mike Glaser
> 
> 
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