I've installed OpenBSD 3.8 on an IBM HS20 blade (model 8678).
Everything generally works OK (even multiprocessor support!), except for
some weirdness with the network interface, which is the onboard Broadcom
BCM57xx (bge) interface. The kernel does correctly enumerate and bring
up the network
How about an ifconfig -a from both systems, clearing the arp cache of
both hosts and capturing tcpdumps on both ends during an entire
connection attempt?
OK.
Here's the ifconfig -a from the OpenBSD box (IP address 172.16.1.22)
lo0: flags=8049 mtu 33224
groups: lo
inet 127.0.0.
How about an ifconfig -a from both systems
Done. Submitted to the list in a previous message.
clearing the arp cache of
both hosts
Done.
and capturing tcpdumps on both ends during an entire
connection attempt?
I ran tcpdump on both hosts while attempting to secure shell from the
Linu
The default route for both machines is 172.16.1.1, which corresponds
to a Layer 3 part of a Cisco Catalyst 6506.
They both appear to be on the same subnet, so there should be no use of
this gateway.
Agreed. Just wanted to mention it so the mental picture of the network
was clear.
I'
> Appears either the switch is not broadcasting these arps or OpenBSD is
not seeing them for some reason. Any chance the OpenBSD box is in a
different VLAN or some kind of filtering is being done between it and
the Linux box? Do you have some kind of special switchport,
port-security, storm-co
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