Stan wrote:
Hello Rick,
can you point me to some specific models for managed switches, so I can
read up ?
This should get you started:
http://www.ctrlink.com/managed_features.htm
There are also some really good docs available on Cisco's site after you
register.
The good stuff is Cisco
Rick and all,
Well, it seems I'm learning more about computer networking
than I ever wanted to know... ;-)
Why did you use a mask of 224.0.0.0 instead of 240.0.0.0 in your
multicast route statement on the Linux box?
(Your: # route add -net 224.0.0.0 netmask 224.0.0.0 dev eth1 statement.)
Rick --
Thanks for the suggestions, they are much appreciated. I have been tied
up since yesterday afternoon, but hope to find time to try them out soon
... maybe even later today. I will report back here on any success or
failure.
-- 73, Joe, K1JT
Rick Kunath wrote:
Joe
Rick, and all --
OK, I've a chance to make some more tests.
My computer network looks like this:
ADSL 10 Mb/s -- Computer_A
DSL -- Modem -- Ethernet -- Computer_B
Hub|
-- Computer_C
Three computers are connected to a 10
Well, I found the following information about Ethernet switches:
Data received on any port of a repeating hub will be repeated on all of
its ports. Unicast, broadcast and multicast messages are all the same to
a repeating hub. With a switching hub or switch, unicast messages are
only sent to
Joe Taylor wrote:
My earlier problem with dropped multicast packets seems to be fixed in
MAP65 v0.8. However, when running the Linrad-MAP65 combination on two
separate computers I still have some network-related problems. Perhaps
someone on this list who knows much more than I about
