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From: "Elijah L. Wright" <elw@wc.tntech.edu>
Subject: ipx routing questions....
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Hmm.  We're running IPX on multiple interfaces, and can't get it to talk
across the various interfaces.

Packets show up in tcpdump on both sides of the routing machine, but don't
cross.  We're doing our ifconfig's in this manner:

ifconfig fpa1 ipx 0000aaa1
ifconfig vx0  ipx 0000fffc
ifconfig vx1  ipx 0000efab
ifconfig vx2  ipx 0000cdef

<blah blah blah>

and then IPXrouted -s.  =)

IPX gatewaying is turned on, via rc.network, and it shows in a sysctl -a.
System is 2.2.2-Release, with a reasonably standard kernel config.

--elijah
ewright@multipro.com