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From: jscharrl@ba-stuttgart.de (Jochen Scharrlach)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.netbsd.misc
Subject: NFS-problem (Bug?)
Date: 22 Sep 1996 09:48:10 GMT
Organization: Berufakademie Stuttgart
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Hi,
we have to following constellation in our LAN:
* the NetBSD-machine (i386) is on subnet 12 which is connected to subnet 11
* a HPUX-server is both on subnet 11 and on subnet 1 - its default
route goes to subnet 1
so when I try to mount a directory from the HPUX-server on the
NetBSD-machine via NFS, the request goes to the interface on subnet 11
of the server while the reply comes from the interface on subnet 1 ->
the NetBSD-machine doesn't get a correct answer and gets confused
(i.e. nearly all NFS-requests hang). Other network services like ping
or telnet work fine. Everything is ok when we tell the server to use
subnet 11 to reach subnet 12.
Shouldn't the NetBSD-machine recognise the packets from the other
interface?
Thanks,
Jochen
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