[nos-bbs] sigh ... xnet IP routing (internal, not via ports)

[Bob Tenty]

You need of course also a slip link from Xnet to the kernel

for instance IN AUTOEXEC.NET : att SDEV1 SLIP 9600 /dev/ttyp2

and of course the arp/route has to be properly set  in IP.NET

for example with 44.135.85.152 as myip for Xnet

myip   44.135.85.152
subnet 44.135.85.152/24

arp add 44.135.85.152  SLIP SDEV1
ipr  add default              SLIP 44.135.85.152


With the above it should work.


73,

Bob VE3TOK


On 11-12-20 01:13 PM, Maiko Langelaar wrote:
>
> I am running Xnet on the same machine as my JNOS, the ip address
> that the Xnet process binds to is the IP address of the machine.
>
> From JNOS i can telnet to Xnet and I can see that Xnet is receivintg
> the packets (since JNOS knows how to route to Xnet). Problem is that
> Xnet is not able to route back to JNOS (the route to JNOS is via the
> tun interface on that machine, it's not on same lan as Xnet).
>
> All I see is IPR, but it's routing uses ports, there is no *internal*
> way to do this with Xnet ? It's been a long time since I played with
> this stuff. I vaguely recall I had to resort to a slip connection :(
>
> Maiko
>
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