Thank-you all. I think I can see my way from here. I now have something
(more) to work on over the weekend in between mowing lawns. A couple of
clarifications: 'workstation2' doesn't actually exist yet, because I
realised I was doing something wrong. As regards hardware, I have a
roomful of nic
At 10:43 AM 3/12/2004 +0100, Andrew Langdon-Davies wrote:
Hello,
In a daisychain network such as this:
fw/router--server--workstation1--workstation2 (these are
descriptions, not real hostnames), how should the addresses be set up? At
the moment, all the machines are on 192.168.0.0. Is
Andrew Langdon-Davies wrote:
chuck gelm wrote:
Andrew Langdon-Davies wrote:
Hello,
In a daisychain network such as this:
fw/router--server--workstation1--workstation2 (these are
descriptions, not real hostnames), how should the addresses be set
up? At the moment, all the machines a
chuck gelm wrote:
Andrew Langdon-Davies wrote:
Hello,
In a daisychain network such as this:
fw/router--server--workstation1--workstation2 (these are
descriptions, not real hostnames), how should the addresses be set up?
At the moment, all the machines are on 192.168.0.0. Is this wron
Andrew Langdon-Davies wrote:
Hello,
In a daisychain network such as this:
fw/router--server--workstation1--workstation2 (these are
descriptions, not real hostnames), how should the addresses be set up?
At the moment, all the machines are on 192.168.0.0. Is this wrong?
Each machine c
Hello,
In a daisychain network such as this:
fw/router--server--workstation1--workstation2 (these are
descriptions, not real hostnames), how should the addresses be set up?
At the moment, all the machines are on 192.168.0.0. Is this wrong? Each
machine can ping its neighbour but no f
