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11-02-2000 11:29 AM
11-02-2000 11:29 AM
Network interface device files
I am trying to run an analyzer program to capture packets on an interface other than lan0. My system has two network cards but only /dev/lan0 exists. I have HPUX 10.2.
How do I set the software to listen on the second card. lanscan, ioscan, lanadmin, and sam all call the second card lan1, but I don't know where the device file is. Thanks.
How do I set the software to listen on the second card. lanscan, ioscan, lanadmin, and sam all call the second card lan1, but I don't know where the device file is. Thanks.
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11-02-2000 01:54 PM
11-02-2000 01:54 PM
Re: Network interface device files
If your second card is a 100BaseT card, you will not have device files.
Berlene
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11-03-2000 05:18 AM
11-03-2000 05:18 AM
Re: Network interface device files
Is there another way to access lan1? I can't just enter "-i lan1", I have tried.
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