Re: [Ndiswrapper-general] No route!?

[Patrik <pa...@te...>]

Yes, there's a firewall in the router, but that doesnt have anything to d=
o
with this problem because the same happends within the local network.
I cant ping, but when the wlan worked at the other place, ping didnt
work then either, and i have read more ppl having problem with ping and
wlan.
Although ssh says no route when i try to connect to my server which is
within the
local network.

tcpdump gives me nothing when Im trying to ssh to the server.

--Patrik

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From: "Timo Weing=E4rtner" <ti...@ti...>
To: "Patrik" <pa...@te...>
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 9:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Ndiswrapper-general] No route!?


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> > 192.168.0.0 and after a few seconds my default gw shows up.
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> with route -n there should not be any delay. the delay is because of a =
dns
lookup for the gw.
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> > Any attempt to connect somewhere gives me "no route ... ".
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> is there a firewall on the router?
> is it the router's ip?
> does a ping work?
> does the no route come from your pc or from the router (use tcpdump or
(t)ethereal, look for ICMP)?
>
> > Any special configurations for external AP:s?
>
> none if the ap works in bridge mode.
> if the ap acts as an additional router, you should tell the ap to use t=
he
router as default route and the wlan clients to use the ap.
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> hope that helps,
> Timo
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