Hi. I'm running Oxygen here as a dns (dnscache, tinydns) and dhcp
server -- no firewall rules, etc...
Today we started getting icmp redirect messages from one machine back
to the oxygen machine. I stuck a log command in using ipchains and this
is what I get:
Oct 15 16:06:19 boswell kernel:
First, they are not Ethernet addresses; they are IP addresses, written in
hex. Here's the secret decoder ring (this seems to resurface every 6 months
or so, BTW):
C0C809BF
becomes C0 C8 09 BF
becomes 192.200.009.191
With this as a template, you
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002 16:15:19 EST scayford wrote:
I understand the icmp redirect, but not the addresses in the second
line (C0C809BF, C0C80932, C0C8096F). These don't look like ethernet
addresses. Can anyone help?
I can't offer any insight into your other questions, but the
addresses are
On Tuesday, October 15, 2002, at 04:58 PM, Ray Olszewski wrote:
First, they are not Ethernet addresses; they are IP addresses, written
in hex.
Doh! I should have figured that out. Now I remember reading that as
well.
With no real info about your LAN setup (especially, what host, if any,
