Looks like there is a problem with your network setup.
Make sure lo0 is properly configured, and that you have a route to lo0
for the local interface(s).
Also make sure portmap is started.

I am really very grateful. Although the routes were configured and being
shown by system as configured but some how the en0 interface  (ATM) was
being used. To fix the problem, I used the wrote the command "route add
10.10.10.2 127.0.0.1" in  /etc/rc.local file.Then inetd could be restart.
I have two machines with IP addresses 130.54.156.180(Sender) interface fxp0
and 130.54.156.171 (Receiver) interface fxp0. Both have ATM interfaces en0
with local addresses 10.10.10.4 and 10.10.10.2 respectively. I would like to
dump the packets on en0 by using tcpdump. When I use the command " tcpdump
host Jordan2(10.10.10.4) and magic2(10.10.10.2) > test.tdp&", it starts
listening to fxp0. If I use the command "tcpdump -i en0 ........." , program
says that en0 is not configured. While looking at ifconfig -a  output , it
shows that en0 is up. I can use ping bw 10.10.10.4 and 10.10.10.2. using
netstat -rn , vitual path is being shown between them. hosts table contains
all values, interfaces are configured in /etc/rc.conf and default route is
there. ping can be used 130.54.156.180 and 130.54.156.171 as well. I used my
knowledge of configuring network interfaces in FreeBSD-3.2.
Is there any special way of configuring ATM interfaces in NetBSD-1.3.2?
Ishtiaq Ahmed


On Wed, Oct 04, 2000 at 11:35:33AM +0900, Ishtiaq Ahmed wrote:
> I have NetBSD-1.3.2 pc working fine but during reboot and before login ,
> there comes a message like this
> Date,Time, Machine Name inetd[183]: pmap_set: 100001 1 17 1025: No route
to
> host
> Date,Time, Machine Name inetd[183]: pmap_set: 100001 2 17 1025: No route
to
> host
> Date,Time, Machine Name inetd[183]: pmap_set: 100001 3 17 1025: No route
to
> host
> Date,Time, Machine Name inetd[183]: pmap_set: 100002 2 17 1026: No route
to
> host
> Date,Time, Machine Name inetd[183]: pmap_set: 100002 3 17 1026: No route
to
> host
> Date,Time, Machine Name inetd[183]: pmap_set: 100008 1 17 1027: No route
to
> host
>
> Does any body knows what's going on?.
> Machine is forwarding  and receiving packets and communicating with other
> machines without any problem.
> I want to install netperf and for that purpose I have to restart inet
> daemon, but when I want to restart it , i got the same message again.
> I configured another machine with the procedure but there is no such
> message.



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