On Thu, 19 Feb 1998, SamMaEl wrote:

> On Wed, 18 Feb 1998, David A. Gatwood wrote:
> 
> > My setup is basically a PowerMac 7100 connecting through a IIsi which is
> > running IP-NAT.  It works w/o a hitch (after a few hours of scratching my
> > head only to discover IP filtering was off) as long as the 7100 is running
> > MkLinux.  I can't seem to get MacOS to work that way, though.  As long as
> > IP-NAT is off, I can at least connect from deepspace (7100) to
> > stavromula-beta (IIsi).  As soon as I turn that on, I lose even that.
> 
> 	Are you sure that both machines can see each other? I have noticed
> that under MacOS with Open Transport you must set these things to get a
> TCP link between NetBSD and MacOS: (the MacOS config)
> 
> 	IP address: <IP of MacOS machine>
> 	Router: <IP of IPNAT machine>
> 	Netmask: <netmask for your subnet>

Under OT PPP, anyway, you can only set IP address *or* router... manual
keeps you from being able to set anything but the IP address....  Don't
know why.  And you can't set a netmask with a manual IP address, etiher...


> 	Name Servers: Put your ISP's NS's, and your gateway machine also
> 	   if it is running named.
> 	Search: Your ISP's domain and your internal domain

These are both set from before (normal ISP use).


David

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