by Daniel Ka » Mon, 23 Nov 1998 04:00:00
Dan
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by Tobias Reckhard (jest » Tue, 24 Nov 1998 04:00:00
It can?! I'm not using it myself, so I can't tell you anything fromQuote:>I have bridging enabled but I would like it only to pass *only* IPX packets
>and nothing else. Right now it's shoving everything across it back and
>forth. Someone told be the brcfg can be used to block certain types of
>packets. Or is there another way? Thanks.
HTH
Tobias
1. ethernet bridge bridge (brcfg), help!
I'm trying to set up a bridge between a 100basetx and 10baset network.
For right now I'm testing it with both cards in 10baset mode between 2
computers. Both cards are set up and detected fine, if config just
lists 0.0.0.0 as their ips, and brcfg lists both cards as its ports.
I can't see the computer on the other side of the bridge though. I've
read the bridgeing mini-howto, and done what it says.. with the
excepion of the thing about how to remove the IP adderesses from the
interfaces (I'm running slakware, their example is for redhat)
although I did comment out the eth0 stuff in rc.inet1
Anyone have any ideas? :)
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