You can find the commands that you need in the posts I've written on the blog. e.g. http://pyntk.blogspot.com/2010/12/second-node.html http://pyntk.blogspot.it/2010/12/routing.html http://pyntk.blogspot.it/2011/01/simple-entry-point-for-legacy-systems.html
The command 'ip' can show you the address of your machine and the routes to other machines. You don't need anything else for start, not wireshark. Read documentation about 'ip'. On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 5:43 PM, Miss Valeska <[email protected]>wrote: > I've suddenly become extremely paranoid that I wasn't actually pinging the > other node, But I was just pinging myself. Does anyone have any > documentation, Or any way to be certain you are connected to another node, > And of it's IP address? I'll have to keep testing to know for sure. > > Hmm, I just tried running netsukuku on my main desktop, Through ethernet, > Without anything plugged in. And It added a node, And I could ping that > node. So I assume that is myself, and I assume I've been doing that the > entire time. I'll paste a bit of a long, Never the less though! Everything > else I said is STILL TRUE! I just need to figure out how, Either, To > properly connect two nodes together, or to figure out their IP address. > > I really hope Luca can help me! > > I could try wireshark as well if you'd like! > > _______________________________________________ > Netsukuku mailing list > [email protected] > https://mailinglists.dyne.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/netsukuku > >
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