Hello.
I have got a strange problem with multicast on my NAS.
Right after start (no dialup users connected) all working fine. But ospf
has stopped work correctly when the first ppp0 went up.
The reason it does not work because system stops to send multicast packets via
rl0 interface and start se
At 2003-08-15 14:15:00+, Lars Eggert writes:
> Nick Barnes wrote:
> ...
> > I can provide sources on request any time; once these things are a bit
> > more polished I will put them on the web.
>
> Interesting! Maybe turn them into a port once they're stable?
I'm unlikely to invest the effort
At 2003-08-15 14:15:00+, Lars Eggert writes:
> Nick Barnes wrote:
> > Thanks for the reference. I had a look at arping. It works by sending
> > a broadcast ping to the specified MAC address (not to the broadcast
> > MAC). I note that FreeBSD machines do respond to such pings (unlike
> > regul
Nick,
Nick Barnes wrote:
At 2003-08-13 15:43:51+, Lars Eggert writes:
Nick Barnes wrote:
I have some MAC addresses from a local Ethernet segment. I want to
convert them into IP addresses. How can I do that programmatically?
net/arping from port:
Thanks for the reference. I had a look at arp
At 2003-08-15 11:13:57+, I wrote:
> Next week I may spend the time to extend my "ethercount" program,
> using the "pingall" code and the guts of "arp -a", to report using IP
> addresses instead of MACs.
FYI, here are the relevant guts of "arp -na":
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At 2003-08-13 15:43:51+, Lars Eggert writes:
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> Nick Barnes wrote:
>
> > [-net seems to be
> I have two 3com ethernet cards at my FreeBSD server. How to
> set up them, to
> work together at the same subnet with IP 192.168.1.1 (xl0) and IP
> 192.168.1.2(xl1).
>
If it's some kind of simple loadbalancing you are after;
ng_one2many
It's a netgraph module to "double" your sendin
