probably the easiest thing to do would be have diald dial-up machine on
the main network proxyarp for the machines on the remote network. this
should work if the machines on the main network don't think they have to
go thru a gateway to get to the remote network's ip addresses. if there
is a large number of machines on the remote network, this would be a bit
tedious. (and the man page for arp(8) mentions that it's not
recommended to proxy arp for a whole network.)
otherwise you need to look in to doing some routing (routed(8)). if you
do route, be careful. it's pretty easy to mess up.
luck.
-james
william bunch wrote:
>
> I have a diald machine that is dialling in from another building to
> the main network. Everyone out there is able to get to the main
> network. The problem is that I need to be able to "talk" to a machine
> that is in that building. I can talk to the diald machine ok but can
> not figure out what I need to do to get past that.
>
> Can anyone tell me what I need to look into to solve my problem?
>
> Thanks
>
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