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The VX Hack wrote:&nbsp;

<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>On Thu, 13 Mar 1997 16:11:12 -0600, sandals@candw.ag
wrote:
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<BR><I>&gt;I have a Netware 3.12 server with two IP bounded network cards.</I>
<BR><I>&gt;Both cards have unique IP addresses. My problem is that only the</I>
<BR><I>&gt;segment physically connected to my SCO Unix server can access the</I>
<BR><I>&gt;SCO unix server. However the workstations on the segment that I</I>
<BR><I>&gt;have name Front cannot access the SCO server.</I>
<BR><I>&gt;</I>
<BR>&gt;From the SCO server side, if I do a ping on both network cards on
<BR><I>&gt;my Novell server, it can communicate with them. If I physically</I>
<BR><I>&gt;connect the network called front to my SCO server, I can log into</I>
<BR><I>&gt;it. However, trying to connect both cards to the same SCO server</I>
<BR><I>&gt;causes me to get a router configuration error at the Novell</I>
<BR><I>&gt;console.</I>
<BR><I>&gt;</I>
<BR><I>&gt;Loading TCPCON shows me that ip traffic is being received and</I>
<BR><I>&gt;Transmitted. However IPForwards always equals 0 and there is no
TCP</I>
<BR><I>&gt;traffic.</I>
<BR><I>&gt;</I>
<BR><I>&gt;At the workstation end I am using dejatnt. The workstation internet</I>
<BR><I>&gt;address is being set using custom netdev or bootttp.</I>
<BR><I>&gt;</I>
<BR><I>&gt;</I>
<BR><I>&gt;</I>
<BR><I>&gt;Any help with this problem will be appreciated.</I>
<BR><I>&gt;</I>
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<BR>Do you try with LOAD TCPIP forward=yes?
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&nbsp;On that note...
<BR>
<BR>You can hit both interfaces with a ping even if you are not forwarding.
&quot;forward=yes&quot; is definately my first thought but if it doesn't
work out confirm that your filters aren't in a knot.
<BR>
<BR>Rob
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