Re: Automatic IPX Network Discovery?

From: Reggie Terrell (rterrell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sat May 25 2002 - 19:02:14 GMT-3

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Mike,

Pick an interface and create subinterfaces (total of 4 interfaces) off of it.
Use a different IPX network and encapsulation for each interface.

Example:

int e0
ipx netw 1

int e0.1
ipx netw 2 encap arpa

int e0.2
ipx netw 3 encap sap

int e0.3
ipx netw 4 encap snap

Run debug ipx packet.

Watch closely for error messages.

The unknown IPX network will respond in the debug with an error because it
cannot connect to the network that you created.

Hope this helps,

Reggie

Michael Breen wrote:

> Does anyone know how to automatically discover an IPX Network number without
> KNOWING the IPX network you are connecting to?
>
> --MB

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