Re: tcp/ip

From: Tomi Manninen (vkd.jqiffwu@mailit.tunk.net)
Date: Mon Jan 22 2001 - 13:47:39 EET

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    On Mon, 22 Jan 2001, Rein Mann wrote:

    > What I try to achieve: Using tcp/ip (telnet, ping , ftp) straight from Linux.
    > What I have: RH 6.2, kernel 2.2.14-5 on pentium II 300
    > ax25 installed as modules, complete with mkiss etc.

    You say AX.25 installed as modules. How were they installed? Did you
    recompile the kernel your self or did you get the modules somewhere?

    > The packets are going out to tnc and up the spout.
    > Example: telnet 44.136.138.1
    > The trace (and the only trace!):
    >
    > [Mon Jan 22 12:39:47 2001]
    > Port 2: AX25: VK4ALJ->QST <UI> pid=ARP
    > ARP: len 30 hwtype AX25 prot 0x800 prlen 4 op REQUEST
    > sender hwaddr VK4ALJ
    > target

    This is the main problem you have. Not having a target address is normal -
    after all that is exactly what you are asking for. But the packet is
    otherwise malformatted: "prot 0x800" should be "prot IP" and the IP
    addresses should be printed. (The latter is a consequence of the former.)

    What is happening is the kernel is somehow sending malformatted ARP
    packets. I have seen this myself once and in that case the reason was the
    way AX.25 modules were installed. I didn't want to install compilers and
    the stuff needed to compile kernels to the box in question and copied the
    modules from another box. I tried to match all the compiler options and
    other variables but in the end I needed to install the developer stuff
    and compile the whole kernel there to make things work.

    A short term solution would be to insert a manual ARP entry for the
    router/defauilt gw 44.136.141.100 in your ARP table. After that
    everything should work.

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    Tomi Manninen           Internet:  caqxsqv.rhecfticm@mx.dy.fi
    OH2BNS                  AX.25:     eqteuva@suncomm.co.jp
    KP20ME04                Amprnet:   pnttvwm.vxnppqdx@telonic.de
    

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