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From: GEustace@massey.ac.nz (Glen Eustace)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip,comp.sys.pyramid
Subject: Network Configuration Difficulties
Keywords: SLIP PC-Route
Message-ID: <401@massey.ac.nz>
Date: 23 Nov 89 23:06:03 GMT
Organization: Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
Lines: 47
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Please excuse my ignorance, but we have been unable to work out how to
set things up. We have got D.Comer's book on networking and it didn't
help.

Here is a diagram of what we want to achieve;

+---------+               SLIP                 +----------+
| Pyramid | ---------------------------------- | PC #1    |
|  9815   | 130.123.100.1        130.123.100.2 +----------+
|         |               SLIP                 +----------+
|         | ---------------------------------- | PC #2    |
|         | 130.123.101.1        130.123.101.2 +----------+
|         |
|         | ---------------+
+---------+ 130.123.3.1    | ETHERNET          +----------+
                           +------------------ | Host 1   |
                           |     130.123.4.1   +----------+
                           |                   +----------+
                           +------------------ | Host 2   |
                           |     130.123.4.2   +----------+
                           |                   +----------+
                           +------------------ | PC-Route |
                                 130.123.5.1   | vers 2   |
                           +------------------ |          |
                           |     130.123.6.1   +----------+
                           |
                           | More hosts on 130.123.6

This is a cut down version of what we want but can't seem to work out how
to do.

We want to be able to run 10 SLIP lines from the Pyramid, interfaces sl0-sl9

We have two ethernet controllers but currently are only using one.

We want to isolate each of our laboratories with a PC running PC-Route
version 2 so that all traffic between the lab hosts and their server does
not flood the backbone.

We have a NIC registration for 130.123, can anyone help us with the above
situation.

--
  Glen Eustace, Software Manager, Computer Centre, Massey University,
   Palmerston North, New Zealand. Phone: +64 63 69099 x7440 GMT+12
             E-Mail via Internet: G.Eustace@massey.ac.nz
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