netcard problem

[sven verhaegen]

if I understand the issue correctly this is purely a routing issue , a cleint machine vcna point the .20 inbterface from your machien but not the .26 or .27 network interfaces also attached to it , a HP-UX will surely receive the request but as long as it doesn't see then as being needed to route to other networks will ignore them , they are useless to him , you indeed feel no trouble reaching the 192.168.20.15 address from the remote clients as they are on the same .20 subnet , however a remote client needs to know how to reach the 192.168.26 or 192.168.27 network trough your system of via a default gateway which has acces to that networks , you won't be seeing anything in this systems routing table on that , best way to get to these other nets is to check that client failing to ping the 2 other lan interfaces has a default gateway set tot the 192.168.20 interface of your machine or a direct host route to the .26 or .27 IP of your client
or a specific network route to .26 or .27 trough your .20.15 interface....