said:
>Of course there is that possibility but no, there is not a duplicate IP
>for this computer.
>>I am assuming you are TCPBEUI only. No NETBUEI. True?
>Sorry, I get confused on the 'buei' thing - can't keep that terminology
>straight.
It's messy. The BEUI's describe how the SMB packets are encapsulated for
transport over the network. NETBIOS is the application interface to the
LAN services. However.
>But I do have netbios over tcpip active so maybe the answer
>is No, not true.
>tcpip & netbios over tcpip are on lan0
>netbios is on lan1
>From ibmlan:
>net1 = NETBEUI$,2,LM10,34,100,14
>net2 = TCPBEUI$,0,LM10,34,100,14
>net3 = TCPBEUI$,1,LM10,34,100,14
OK, you are running both NETBEUI and TCPBEUI.
>and from protocol.ini:
>[NETBIOS]
> DriverName = netbios$
> ADAPTER2 = netbeui$,2
> ADAPTER0 = tcpbeui$,0
> ADAPTER1 = tcpbeui$,1
This all looks reasonable. Just to be sure, check that the tcpbeui_nif
and netbeui_nif bindings match up with the adapter number assignments.
>I do want to say that during Warpstock Chuck discovered that the wireless
>nic did not broadcast the correct MAC, it broadcasts 0:0.... and it was
>causing a problem for him on a router. There apparently has been no
>advancement on the driver regarding this issue.
This a NIC specific issue. I assume you have one of these NICs.
>if netbios requires a MAC that is not O0:0O or FF:FF in order for p2p to
>work correctly? In other words, maybe I can't get it to work as long as
>the driver broadcasts 00's.
It's possible, but the packets are getting to the T61. It is just not
responding.
I have to suspect that for some reason, the tcp/ip stack is not passing
the packet to the tcpbeui driver.
>I'll check that iptrace of a working setup this afternoon.
I haven't used it very much, but you can control tracing TCPBEUI
activities with the OS2TRACEMASK. View mtpscfg.inf with ibmview and
search for OS2TRACEMASK. You don't need to reboot to adjust the mask
value.
Steven
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