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From: Frank da Cruz <fdc@columbia.edu>
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: question using "set tcp address"
Date: 26 Apr 2006 18:25:38 GMT
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On 2006-04-26, david.bambic@penske.com <david.bambic@penske.com> wrote:
: I am running kermit
:
: C-Kermit 8.0.211, 10 Apr 2004, for HP-UX 11.00
: Numeric: 800211
:
: I am on a HPUX B.11.23 which has multiple network adapters (physical
: and virtual) with a different address for each adapter. I also tried on
: B.11.11 system with the same results.
: The physical address ends in a 192.148.89.11 and I set tcp address
: 192.148.89.47
: I ftp to a host and I am still connecting from my physical address of
: 192.148.89.11 and I would expect to use 192.148.89.47 because I have
: set tcp address:
:
: SET TCP parameters:
: Reverse DNS lookup: automatic
: DNS Service Records lookup: off
: Keepalive: on
: Linger: off
: DontRoute: off
: Nodelay: off
: Send buffer: (default size)
: Receive buffer: (default size)
: address: 192.148.89.47
: http-proxy: (none)
:
I don't have access to any hosts with multiple network adapters so I can't
troubleshoot this myself. From what you say, it appears you are using the
SET TCP ADDRESS command as intended:
SET TCP ADDRESS <ip-address>
This allows a specific IP Address on a multihomed host to be used
instead of allowing the TCP/IP stack to choose. This may be necessary
when using authentication or listening for an incoming connection.
Specify no <ip-address> to remove the preference.
Try taking a debug log ("log debug", creates debug.log in current directory)
to see if it illuminates the problem.
- Frank