On Thu, Jul 12, 2001 at 10:18:07PM -0400, Jeremy Radlow wrote:
> Has anyone gotten this combination working? Here's my setup, and a
> description of my problems:
>
> * Router
> - IP address 192.168.1.1
> * AirPort base station
> - IP address 192.168.1.100
> - transparent bridging, no encryption, gateway == router
> * Laptop
> - Internal AirPort card
> - IP address 192.168.1.12, gateway == router
> * 2.4.6 benh kernel, airport/orinoco/hermes modules
>
> To get things "working" I use:
>
> # modprobe airport
> # ifup eth1
> # iwconfig eth1 mode managed
>
> So at this point it should be like my laptop is on the local area network,
> right? And if I ping other machines on the network and check their ARP
> caches, the laptop does show up.
>
> I see activity lights on the base station when I try to ping other machines,
> but I get 100% packet loss.
>
> iwconfig eth1 shows link quality 57/92, signal level -41 dBm, noise
> level -98 dBm. The base station is five feet away.
>
> tcpdump on the target machine shows dozens of arp who-has and arp is-at
> messages generated by the laptop and the target machine respectively, and
> nothing else. The laptop's ARP cache shows <incomplete> for the ethernet
> hardware address of the machine(s) I'm trying to ping.
>
> What am I doing wrong?
the laptop is on a seperate physical network to the gateway and other
machines, you need to use proxy arp (can the airport base stations even do
that?) or bridging.
Or use a seperate subnet for the laptop, and have the airport basestation
handle all routing to and from that subnet.
If you dont know what I am talking abotu here with all this go read the
networking howtos on www.linuxdoc.org
See You
Steve
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