no route to host (adsl freebsd)
boavista
I've got the following problem
I've got a freebsd 4.2 computer and try to connect it
with a adsl modem
the connection between the bsd computer and the modem
works
but i can't go outside
when i try to ping to a ip i get the following message
no route to host
does somebody knows where the problem might be
thanks
Dean Thompson
Hi!,
> I've got the following problem. I've got a freebsd 4.2 computer and try to
> connect it with a adsl modem the connection between the bsd computer and
> the modem works but i can't go outside when i try to ping to a ip i get the
> following message no route to host does somebody knows where the problem
> might be
It sounds like when you formed the connection, you didn't have a default route
created. Check the configuration you are using for the ADSL modem and make
sure that you have inserted a default route on your BSD box which passes all
traffic from your BSD box to the modem for processing.
See ya
Dean Thompson
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aykat sue
Check your /etc/rc.conf
1.Your IP is on the same net?
2.You have default router="www.xxx.yyy.zzz"?
try 'traceroute' 198.133.166.233
if you are a user of an excellent OS!
J.C.A.
Do you have gateway_enable="YES" in your /etc/rc.conf?
Do you have a default route set on the FreeBSD box?
What's the output of netstat -nr?
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John A.
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boavista
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i,m using netgraph right now and it's working
the only problem is i can't get my nic in to half duplex
greetings
Jan