[plug] Masq. and Samba?
Shackleton, Kevin
kshackleton at agric.wa.gov.au
Mon Aug 31 14:25:48 WST 1998
Yes you're right about the crossover cable. I usually make one end
normal T568A and cut off the extra wires (blue and brown pairs) the
other end & re-arrange. That makes it obvious it's different in one
plug and means that cables that use all pairs won't work (I don't know
what you do for 100-TX), but it makes it a bitch to get the wires in the
right groove of the plug. Then I put colour tape on both ends of the
cable so people see it's different.
No comment on the Samba - I see you got one broadcast reply on that.
> ----------
> From: David Campbell[SMTP:campbell at torque.net]
> Reply To: plug at linux.org.au
> Sent: Monday, 31 August 1998 18:06
> To: plug at linux.org.au
> Subject: [plug] Masq. and Samba?
>
> At the risk of doing a "Leon" (reference to five emails in five
> minutes).
>
> Does anyone have any ideas if Samba will work through a masq box?
>
> As far as I can determine, I will need to run Samba on the masq box to
> act
> as a WINS server. The premise is that SMB being a broadcast based
> protocol (at least to discover servers) I need something on the
> "bridge" to
> collect the information.
>
> Secondly, does anyone have any information about "dial-on-demand" PPP
> links?
>
> Also, does someone know the correct pinning for an UTP crossover
> cable.
> From what I have seen it should be:
>
> 1 <=> 3
> 2 <=> 6
> 3 <=> 1
> 6 <=> 2
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> David Campbell
> =======================================================
> campbell at torque.net
>
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> Consider it as a request from the enlightened for you to brush
> up on your C programming and help improve the kernel."
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