dual nic use

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Search google for docs regarding turning your linux box into a router.=20
It needs to route packets between the two interfaces.  Once the linux
box is setup as a router, set your tibook's default route to the gigabit
IP of your linux box.
Good Luck.

On Sun, 2002-11-10 at 15:26, DarthLinux wrote:
> been trying to get 2 nics on my linux box to talk to each other..
> long story short- i have a machine <tibook> with gigabit internal=20
> capability, and recently installed a netgear  gigabit nic.
> after upgrading the kernel, it is recognized and more or less set up.
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> as my primary network storage device, i want to have the high speed=20
> link to it from the laptop, but while i can see the linuxbox thru the=20
> high speed network, i cant see the rest of the world-
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> i am getting ip resolution for the 10/100 nic as its my nameserver- so=20
> when i ping the world, it returns an ip address- but is not returning=20
> any packets..
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> any suggestions..?
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Bryce Chidester
Network Administrator
CoBryce Communications
Bryce AT BryceCo DOT Net
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