in terms of cisco speed, a direct route of 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0 DIRECT 1 is config t int e0/0 ip address 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0 no shutdown does that help? --Original Message-- From: karlnet-
unfortunately, the KarlNet routing documentation is pretty poor (sorry Doug) The network currently is one big bridge network. But we have different subnets in place. So I dont think it is going to be
I'm touched <g> I didn't celebrate the 4th so I could write up a Routing Paper. I hope everyone enjoys: Doug Harman KarlNet, Inc. 525 Metro Place North Suite 100 Dublin, OH 43017 614 822-5275 x 123 6
I'm not sure what your question is if you gave each radio a DIRECT /30, then you wouldn't be able to have more than one Satellite talk to that radio (e.g., you only have 1 IP left w/ the /30) Better
Jim, per your request earlier this week, I was going to do this offlist, but I thought to post it on here for the benefit of everyone (since you posted your network on here, I don't think yo'd mind m
as long as you don't use your 3.88 satellites as IP routers (e.g., have em do NAT), it won't be a problem Some of the clients running Satellite are still at 3.88. Doesn't this make a difference? All
and would those radios be PtP radios? b/c you'd only have one IP to spare w/ a /30 Oops, I should have put interface 2 But basically I was going to add DIRECT routes of /30 for EACH radio Dan Metcalf
probably not, as it will end up eating more of your AP's processing power Yes, it is still shared, I was just wondering if there was a benefit for doing it one way or the other? Dan Metcalf Wireless
your cisco has to advertise its routes also Charles, Thanks, this is great! I hope that it can help others who need answers to the same questions. Another question, though, what do you mean by "rever
& no Bridging that is correct yes IP will, if you're doing NAT, you can't give the PC a public IP And and it will soon lock up the most common error, causing this problem is if under IP setup, you f
exposed together also, this configuration, duplicated across your network, eventually corrupts your RG mac tables, and causes the units to lock up - IMO, not recommended -Charles
internal radio IP is the inside IP address under Outgoing NAT config under the setup menu of the configurator (hope that didn't confuse anyone) -Charles
find what port PCAnywhere uses enable incoming NAT assign the public port to the private IP you're all set -Charles Runing KarlNet 4.02 5 user CPE, CPE has public IP, users have static private IPs. C
as in a leaky NAT RG? No shut downs -- these are all full-time radios. Have you ever seen a problem with duplicate NAT addresses? I know it sounds completely off-the-wall, but we have seen problems b
RGs are supported PCI/ISA adaptors are supported through the NDIS USB adaptors are not -Charles We're considering CPE options for our wireless network and are interested in Orinoco gear (RG1x00, USB,