In <3F9D67CB.5010007@rollanet.org>, on 10/27/03 at 12:45 PM,
Sam Lewis <saml@rollanet.org> said:
>When doing static IP's between two computers you don't need a route.
>I'm not trying to get to the internet yet. I'll set that up when I get
>my access point.
Without a Route, ping has no idea how to get there. There should always
be a default route, or at least a static route, unless of course DHCP is
being used.
>I do have two network cards in the laptop. I also have two NIC's in my
>desktop and it is working fine.
If there are two Network cards and you have drivers loaded for both, you
have to be careful that the ifconfig lines in x:\mptn\bin\setup.cmd are in
sync with the tcpip bindings in x:\ibmcom\protocol.ini. Otherwise it is
possible that tcpip will not use the right card. It is possible that on
the desktop you lucked out.
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