On Fri, Jul 18, 2003 at 09:15:53AM -0300, Valter G. Nogueira Jr. wrote:
> I am trying to set up eth0, thru etherconf package, but something odd is
> happening.
>
> These are the IP addresses
>
> IP: 200.xxx.yyy.242
> MASK: 255.255.255.248
> GATEWAY (ROUTER): 200.xxx.yyy.247
>
> ifconfig returns the broadcast addr as 200.xxx.yyy.255 when I think that the
> correct is 247
>
Is 242 the internal network address or your Internet address?
> when I ping the router it seems that the reply is returning from .242 and
> not from .247
>
Can you post your ping command and the replies?
> What is very different from eth1 (our internal network) 10.1.1.49/8. When
> any address, the reply returns from that
> address instead of 10.1.1.49.
>
Is 10.1.1.49 the interface address or the network address? Looks to me
as if it is the interface address.
> This problem is preventing me to reach the internet.
>
> Is etherconf the better choice to config network interfaces?
I don't know. Never used it.
> Or just editing
> /etc/network/interfaces is enough?
>
That is what I did. Of course it could be that my configuration has
flaws which could be prevented should I choose to do it in some other
way.
Please include the output of /sbin/ifconfig for further reference.
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