TCP/IP & 2 NIC's

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3 total messages Started by jcleven1 Thu, 15 Aug 1996 00:00

#283

Author: jcleven1
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 00:00

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I have two nic's in my 3.11 server.  I cannot get IP passing between these 
cards.

(1). 3com 10mb 20.1.12.207  ISA

(2). 3com 100mb 20.5.90.1   EISA


I can access everything on the 20.1.12.0 network as well as ping the 100mb 
card, however I cannot ping beyond it.  Does anyone know what this may be?

please e:mail

jcleven1@csc.com

Re: TCP/IP & 2 NIC's

#287

Author: Hennie Mouton
Date: Tue, 13 Aug 1996 00:00

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jcleven1@csc.com wrote:

>I have two nic's in my 3.11 server.  I cannot get IP passing between these 
>cards.

>(1). 3com 10mb 20.1.12.207  ISA

>(2). 3com 100mb 20.5.90.1   EISA

>I can access everything on the 20.1.12.0 network as well as ping the 100mb 
>card, however I cannot ping beyond it.  Does anyone know what this may be?

>please e:mail

Could be many things, most likely it is your pings going out, but not
being returned, by the 20.5 network, assuming you're pinging from the
20.1 net.

Make sure you have IP forwarding on on the server.
Check that the hosts on 20.5 have 20.5.90.1 as their default (or at
least one of) router.
Check you're running a "passable" or "routable" frame type.

Hennie Mouton
Johannesburg
South Africa

Re: TCP/IP & 2 NIC's

#281

Author: Bruce Ferry
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 00:00

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jcleven1@csc.com wrote:
> 
> I have two nic's in my 3.11 server.  I cannot get IP passing between these
> cards.
> 
> (1). 3com 10mb 20.1.12.207  ISA
> 
> (2). 3com 100mb 20.5.90.1   EISA
> 
> I can access everything on the 20.1.12.0 network as well as ping the 100mb
> card, however I cannot ping beyond it.  Does anyone know what this may be?
> 
> please e:mail
> 
> jcleven1@csc.com

Did you 'LOAD TCPIP FORWARD=YES'? If I remember right this also has to go AFTER 
the loads for the NICs and before the binds.

-- 
Bruce Ferry
DUNK's Computer Consulting

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