Re: [coLinux-users] Win XP Bridged Network Disconnecting

[overbored <ove...@ov...>]

That's right.

hank smith wrote:

> and your basicly running a  router hooked up to a nic card?
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "overbored" <ove...@ov...>
> To: "hank smith" <ha...@ha...>; 
> <col...@li...>
> Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 5:49 PM
> Subject: Re: [coLinux-users] Win XP Bridged Network Disconnecting
> 
> 
>> Perhaps I got lucky, it didn't seem so complicated. I just followed 
>> the instructions under 
>> http://www.colinux.org/wiki/index.php/coLinuxNetworking ("Using native 
>> network bridge support in Windows XP"). I ran the CoLinux setup 
>> executable. That gave me a Local Area Connection 2 under Network 
>> Connections. I then selected the two Local Area Connections, 
>> right-clicked, and chose Bridge. In the default.colinux.xml file I have:
>>
>>     <network index="0" type="tap" />
>>
>> All this worked before, but not anymore; creating that bridge just 
>> disconnects me from everything.
>>
>> hank smith wrote:
>>
>>> what the heck did you do to get yours set up? I am using a netgear rp 
>>> 614 router and am having a heck of a time getting mine networked, I 
>>> even did what the wicki suggested with no success
>>> I was trying astwind whitch is a asterisk version of colinux asterisk 
>>> is a open source pbx and I even tried it on the regular colinux with 
>>> no luck.
>>> I am stuck  any help is greatly appreciated.
>>> you got farther then I did with getting yours online
>>> thanks
>>> hank
>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>>
>>>> Hi, I was able to get XP's native bridged networking going just fine 
>>>> before (I'm on a home LAN with one of those Linksys cable/DSL DHCP 
>>>> routers). However, I temporarily removed my Local Area Connection 
>>>> from the bridge (to appease my ISP's tech support guy who thought 
>>>> the bridged network was why my Internet connection was slow). But 
>>>> now when I try to add my Local Area Connection back to the bridge, I 
>>>> get disconnected; I can't reach my LAN or get on the net. I tried 
>>>> recreating the bridge from scratch, but no difference. I saw the 
>>>> following details under the Support tab (which I think is identical 
>>>> to ipconfig's stdout):
>>>>
>>>> For the bridge:
>>>> IP: 169.254.169.245
>>>> Subnet: 255.255.0.0
>>>> Gateway: [blank]
>>>>
>>>> For my ethernet (Local Area Connection):
>>>> [all blank]
>>>>
>>>> For CoLinux TAP (Local Area Connection 2):
>>>> [all blank]
>>>>
>>>> I tried hitting Repair for all three, to no avail (I think this just 
>>>> does the same as ipconfig /release followed by ipconfig /renew). For 
>>>> the bridge, there's a long pause before I see the error message.
>>>>
>>>> Anybody know what's going on? If it makes any difference, I have 
>>>> SP2, which has that application/port-based firewall, but I highly 
>>>> doubt it's the cause behind all this. Thanks in advance for any help.
>>>>
>>>>
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