eagle@hobbes.catt.ncsu.edu (Daniel L'Hommedieu) (01/26/91)
I am trying to connect two computers by SLIP, each running the ka9q software. One has an ethernet card, which I would like to be able to "go through" to access other computers. Is this possible? I am currently able to telnet, ftp, finger, and send mail from each computer to the other, but I cannot telnet from the one without the ethernet card to anywhere except to the one with the card. Any suggestions? All help is greatly appreciated! Daniel L'Hommedieu -- name: daniel c. l'hommedieu iii snail: ncsu box 21531/raleigh/nc/27607 inet: eagle@catt.ncsu.edu prodigy id: bccj33d tel:919 737 6143 -OBJ: "Welcome to the Literacy Self-test Hotline. Please leave your name, number, and a brief message using today's word: bar sinister."
alton@cit.hmc.psu.edu (Alton Brantley) (01/26/91)
> I am trying to connect two computers by SLIP, each running the ka9q > software. One has an ethernet card, which I would like to be able to > "go through" to access other computers. Is this possible? I am > currently able to telnet, ftp, finger, and send mail from each computer > to the other, but I cannot telnet from the one without the ethernet card > to anywhere except to the one with the card. Any suggestions? All help > is greatly appreciated! Sounds to me like you have added the directly connected host to your host table, but not added a default route in the table on the SLIPed machine. (This is a guess; this is only a guess. In the event of an actual fact, you would have been instructed to use the original documentation with specific information) Alton Brantley alton@cit.hmc.psu.edu