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Date:      Sun, 19 Oct 1997 00:12:11 -0400
From:      Jim <rip@berk.com>
To:        freebsd-questions@freebsd.org
Subject:   tcp/ip ethernet, fbsd & winnt/95
Message-ID:  <9710190412.AA18220@host.berk.com>

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I currently have a freebsd2.2.2 box and a win95/nt box connected via two
ne2000 generic ethernet cards. My connection to the internet goes through an
internal router card, and I was assigned a block of 32 address' from
207.16.107.(32-64)
My netmask is 255.255.255.224. The command line for the initialization of
the router card is,
 ifconfig eth0 inet 207.16.107.32 207.16.104.1 netmask 255.255.255.224
as 207.16.104.1 being the default route.
The command line for the ne2000 card is,
 ifconfig ed2 inet 207.16.107.32 netmask 255.255.255.224
I have winnt/95 setup only with tcp/ip. I have the DNS server pointing to my
fbsd server running named, I have the ip address as 207.16.107.33, the
gateway as the freebsd machine(207.16.107.32), and the netmask is
255.255.255.0(though i fail to see how this fits with my sub-subnet).
Close to everything works fine between the two. I can ping between the two,
DNS works fine, I can access anything from the winnt/95 computer on the
internet. My problem is this, I cannot access certain things on my fbsd
machine from my winnt/95 machine. I can ping the fbsd machine from the nt/95
machine fine. I can access the fbsd webserver fine, but it seems as though
all the daemons associated with inet.conf will not answer to the nt/95
machine's request. For instance, when I try to FTP to the fbsd box I can get
as far as "Socket connected: waiting for reply..." and when I telnet it just
lags for a few seconds than closes the connection without displaying anything. 
        I hope that someone can understand some, if any, of what I just
said, because I just confused the hell outta myself. Any suggestions or help
with this problem will be greatly appreciated...

        -Jim Palmer             rip@berk.com




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