by Kevin Spous » Thu, 16 Jun 1994 02:00:53
I can't seem to connect to my friend's computer after he has SLIPed into
our school. It works fine until he is connected. I know the problem has
to do with two things, either the nameserver (because if I make that
invalid I can login) or the default routing.
Here's my setup -- there are two Linux machines in my apartment,
connected via an Ethernet coax network. My computer is a standalone,
while my roommate's has a 14.4 on it. When I setup the network, I gave
us random IP addresses (prob. not a good idea) and everything works fine.
Then, when he SLIPs to the school I cannot login.
Now, I can temporarily fix this problem by making the nameserver on his
machine invalid (it usually specifies the nameserver at the school).
Now, this indicates to me that there is just some stupid routing problem,
and when the nameserver is present it says that my IP address is invalid
(it is). What I want is for my roomates machine to see the ip address of
our net and send those packets out on the net first, not try to send it
out to the SLIP connection first.
Conversely, I don't want to set the default setting in the route table
from the SLIP connection because that would require explicitly routing
all the possible connections I might want to make, and that would be a pain.
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