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"netstat -nr" resulted i the following:

%netstat -nr
internet:
destination    gateway             flags     ref  use  MTU  interface
127.0.0.1      127.0.0.1           UH        0    0    -    lo0
192.168        link #1             UC        0    0    -    ae0
192.168.0.2    00:c0:f6:20:66:2a   UHL       1    24   -    lo0

What does it mean?
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Subject: Re:  Ethernet problem on SE/30
Author:  masato@speedy.aero.org at mime
Date:    3/18/98 1:48 PM


Roger,

Try this.  Run "netstat -nr" and see if you have a default route
defined.  If so, delete this route via "route delete default ...".
I had the same problem with a IIci and noticed that all networking
failed when the default router is inaccessible--even when the
destination is in the same subnet.

-Max Asato 310-336-6317 <max.asato@aero.org>

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> From: Roger Fischer <rgfischer@mail.hac.com>

> More problems.  Hope I'm not getting too annoying.
>
> Trying to setup a local LAN between my two Macs
> Centris 610   MacOS 8.1       built-in ethernet
> SE/30         MacBSD 1.3      Focus etherlan card
>
> Ethertalk and TCP/IP work when both are booted MacOS so the hardware is
> fine.
> I configured the machine per Mark Andres' "NetBSD Networking How-To"
>
> Edited the following files.
> /etc/rc.conf
> /etc/resolv.conf
> /etc/hosts
> /etc/ifconfig.ae0
>
> I can ping localhost, but nothing else.
> If I ping the other machine on the net, there is no network
> traffic (lights on hub or ethernet interface don't blink)
> There were no errors while booting!
>
>
> %ifconfig ae0
> ae0: flags=8863 <UP,BROADCAST,NOTRAILERS,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST>
>       mtu 1500 media:manual
>       inet 192.168.0.3  netmask 0xffffff00 broadcase 192.168.0.255
>
>
> %netstat -i
> NAME  MTU     Network Address                 Ipkts   Ierrs   Opkts   Oerrors
> ae0   1500    <LINK>  00:c0:f6:20:66:2a       12      1       1       0
> ae0   1500    192.168 scooter                 12      1       1       0
> ppp0* 1500    <LINK>                          0       0       0       0
> ppp1* 1500    <LINK>                          0       0       0       0
> lo0   32976   <LINK>                          24      0       24      0
> lo0   32976   your-net                        24      0       24      0
> sl0   296     <LINK>                          0       0       0       0
>
>
> Any ideas?
> --
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
> Roger Fischer                 (310) 364-6738
> rgfischer@mail.hac.com        Hughes Space & Communications
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>


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