ml@gandalf.UUCP (Marcus Leech) (04/13/89)
I have a couple of questions for this group. They're largely independant
but I'm packaging them together for economy :-)
I intend to build a network of Convergent MightyFrame machines running
their TCP/IP software (Berkeley-style, with sockets). I'd like to
build a network that looks like this:
[---------ETHERNET-A----------]
|
MACHINE A
/ \
/ \
SLIP SLIP
/ \
/ \
MACHINE-B-----SLIP-------MACHINE-C
| |
[----ETHERNET-B----] [----ETHERNET-C----]
I'd like to configure each of the SLIP<--->ETHERNET gateway machines
such that they'd respond to ARP requests for either of the two "other"
networks ("Promiscuous ARP"). Is it possible to do this with the
regular Berkeley networking code? With the Convergent TCP/IP?
I could, of course, put default gateway information into each of the
hosts on the local ETHERNETs, but I'd like to avoid having to do that.
Question 2 is this: Can anyone point me in the direction of source code
for BIND, or any other reasonable-good Domain Name Server implementation?
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