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From: timj@freebsd.ncm.interlan.com (Tim Jackson)
Subject: Re: FreeBSD - please help me setup SLIP
Organization: The Internet Access Company
Date: Tue, 7 Dec 1993 02:06:29 GMT
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Ramzi Al-Majid (ramzi@tigger.cs.colorado.edu) wrote:
: 	hi

[cruft deleted]
: 	
: 	i put the following lines in my /etc/hosts file, bahrain
: 	is my box host name and netblazer is the school's slip server

: 		128.138.243.113 netblazer.cs.colorado.edu netblazer
: 		128.138.198.27 bahrain.cs.colorado.edu bahrain

[ more deleted ....]

: >>>	  - Run `ifconfig inet sl0 clientname servername netmask 0xffffff00`

: 		when i ran 
: 			iconfig inet sl0 bahrain netblazer netmask 0xffffff00
: 		i get an error saying 
: 			!@@#$#%^&* ioctl !@#$%^&* no such interface


I think you may have a problem with such a netmask. The two addresse you
gave are not in the same class C subnet, but your netmask is a class c mask
try 0xffff0000.

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