Kepten! Veer Bean Skend!

[Rick Palmer]

Unless something has changed you need to 2 different NIC cards.  It 
will load the first then use the same module to load the second 
stomping on the first.  I've had luck using a 3 Com and an NE2000 . 
They can be the same brand as long as they don't use the same module.

rick

>I am attempting to run it, but it only sees one of my
>SMC 8216T nics(I have two) which are set with the
>following config:
>Eth0
>Base I/O 300
>IRQ 10
>MEM CC00
>
>What is supposed to be ETH1 if detected:
>Base I/O 280
>IRQ 3
>MEM D000
>
>If I remove the first adapter, then it locates the second.
>I have no resource conflicts with any other devices as I have
>disabled all Serial ports, Parallel ports, and have tried other
>resource settings for the adapters. Any ideas? Will anyone
>be at the InstallFest Tuesday, the 18th to help me out?
>
>Also getting the symbol probs from DHCPD...
>
>I think I followed the written instructions closely... Hmmmm..
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jeff McCright
>jeff.mccright at southernunionco.com
>
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>From: kclug at kclug.org
>To: kclug at kclug.org
>Cc: jeff.mccright at southernunionco.com
>Subject: Re: kclug - Kepten! Veer Bean Skend!
>Date: Saturday, July 08, 2000 1:21PM
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>I'll second that endorsement.  I'm running the Edge firewall on a 
>486/66 with just a
>floppy drive and it works beautifully!
>
>David Carter
>decarter at worldnet.att.net
>
>Kendric Beachey wrote:
>
>>  On Thu, 06 Jul 2000, Monty J. Harder wrote:
>>  >  The URL to have your ports scanned is Gibson Research,
>>  >http://www.grc.com/, look for "Shields Up".
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>>  I'm trying this right now against my El Cheapo firewall, an old 486 running
>>  Edge firewall/router (see http://edge.fireplug.net for details). 
>>I described
>>  it on the list a few weeks ago; check the archives.  (unrelated: 
>>as I tested
>>  the URL above, I saw that FirePlug has been acquired by Lineo. 
>>Cool, I guess.)
>>
>>  I'm using the stock, basic, out of the box configuration on Edge, with just
>>  enough config to let it know where the two network cards are.  GRC 
>>is still in
>>  the process of scanning my ports, but it's taking quite a while, 
>>because every
>>  scan has to keep waiting until it times out, because my li'l 
>>firewall is taking
>>  the "talk to the hand" approach.  Here's a sample of the output 
>>from the scan...
>>
>>  Port  Service  Status    Security Implications
>>   21     FTP    Stealth!  There is NO EVIDENCE WHATSOEVER that a 
>>port (or even
>>                           any computer) exists at this IP address!
>>
>>   23   Telnet   Stealth!  There is NO EVIDENCE WHATSOEVER that a 
>>port (or even
>>                           any computer) exists at this IP address!
>>
>>  etc. for the other ports it tried (25, 79, 80, 110, 113, 139, 143, 
>>443).  (It's
>>  done scanning now.)
>>
>>  You can take this as another endorsement from me of the Edge 
>>firewall.  :-)  I
>>  looked into linuxrouter and it looked okay too, but it looked a little more
>>  difficult to fiddle with to get it to work, whereas Edge was 
>>almost hassle-free.
>>
>>  --
>>  Kendric Beachey
>>  ak at kc.rr.com
>>
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