3C900-combo

Paul Tod Rieger prie@abl.com
Fri Mar 26 20:31:48 1999


On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, Donald Becker wrote:

> OK, everything is working fine.  You just have some sort of routing
> misconfiguration.

The 3C900 also didn't work as eth0 -- i.e, with the same routing  
configuration (/etc/init.d/network) that works for the ne2k-pci NIC.

Still, I haven't executed the final "route add" for setting up its  
default gateway (since I'm not sure what to use: 192.168.4.0 in my  
private range or my ISP's gateway -- or some other address).


> Do 'route -n' or check /proc/net/route.

Iface   Destination     Gateway         Flags   RefCnt  Use     Metric   
Mask   MTU      Window  IRTT                                               

eth0    0097BAD1        00000000        01      0       13      0        
00FFFFFF1500    0       0                                                  

eth1    000000C0        00000000        01      0       2       0        
00FFFFFF1500    0       0                                                  

lo      0000007F        00000000        01      0       2       0        
000000FF3584    0       0                                                  

eth0    00000000        0197BAD1        03      0       22      1        
000000001500    0       0                                                  



> Do 'arp -n' or check /proc/net/arp.

IP address       HW type     Flags       HW address            Mask     Device
209.186.151.1    0x1         0x2         00:E0:1E:A7:34:F1     *          
        eth0


> > I tried ping'ing eth1 from an attached machine, which reported "16
> > packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100% packet loss".
>
> Ignore the count put out by 'ping' -- until you get a valid ARP response
> you are not really sending out packets.
>
> > I again looked at /proc/net/dev and found the 37 had increased to 53
> > -- but the 2 was still 2.
>
> You are receiving packets -- 'tcpdump' will likely show they are
> broadcast ARPs from other machines.

There are just the two machines on the LAN.  (The other is not up.)

Thanks!

Tod
sorry if the line lengths are long, but I didn't want the /proc/net  
output to wrap