Andrew Athan
January 8th 04, 01:19 AM
I have a machine with two ethernet adapters,
216.254.100.200 and 192.168.2.200 (both /24). The 192
adapter is gigabit ethernet.
Each adapter is on a different ethernet segment but both
can see a Linux host that has a "music" share.
If I connect to \\192.168.2.201\music , then netstat -an
on the linux host shows that the source address of the
connection on port 139 is 216.254.100.200. Subsequently,
all outbound traffic from the Windows XP box goes out over
its 192 interface and all return traffic comes back on 216!
In other words, the Windows XP box is connecting to the
Linux box over the correct interface but is reporting the
wrong source address on the TCP connection used for
implementing the share.
Help??
Thanks,
A.
216.254.100.200 and 192.168.2.200 (both /24). The 192
adapter is gigabit ethernet.
Each adapter is on a different ethernet segment but both
can see a Linux host that has a "music" share.
If I connect to \\192.168.2.201\music , then netstat -an
on the linux host shows that the source address of the
connection on port 139 is 216.254.100.200. Subsequently,
all outbound traffic from the Windows XP box goes out over
its 192 interface and all return traffic comes back on 216!
In other words, the Windows XP box is connecting to the
Linux box over the correct interface but is reporting the
wrong source address on the TCP connection used for
implementing the share.
Help??
Thanks,
A.