Why can't I set the netmask ??

In my company, the netmask is set as 255.255.0.0
but I can’t set it successfully.
Why?

Eddy <eddyhan@igs.com.tw> wrote:
: In my company, the netmask is set as 255.255.0.0
: but I can’t set it successfully.
: Why?

Not a lot of info here by my guess is you’re trying to ‘supernet’.
If so, you’ll need to use the full stack.

-seanb

you’ll have to use the large tcpip stack rather than the default tiny
stack… use io-net -d[your device driver name] -ptcpip (rather than
-pttcpip)

vince


On Fri, 12 Jan 2001 11:49:17 +0800, “Eddy” <eddyhan@igs.com.tw> wrote:

In my company, the netmask is set as 255.255.0.0
but I can’t set it successfully.
Why?

Thank you Both!!
I think you guess right!!
But one more question, Please!
How to modify the default command when boot up?
Eddy

“vince” <vgeisler@engineer.com> ???
news:54hu5tgegegok36cvmm9altgjskr2s225q@4ax.com

you’ll have to use the large tcpip stack rather than the default tiny
stack… use io-net -d[your device driver name] -ptcpip (rather than
-pttcpip)

vince

Eddy <eddyhan@igs.com.tw> wrote:
: Thank you Both!!
: I think you guess right!!
: But one more question, Please!
: How to modify the default command when boot up?
: Eddy

http://qdn.qnx.com/support/bok/solution.qnx?10080

-seanb

Eddy <eddyhan@igs.com.tw> wrote:

Thank you Both!!
I think you guess right!!
But one more question, Please!
How to modify the default command when boot up?

Using sth like “vi”, to edit the file “/etc/system/enum/include/net”,
change the “-pttcpip” to “-ptcpip”, save the file, make sure you
don’t have a “net~” or “net.bak” in the same directory.

-xiaodan



Eddy

“vince” <> vgeisler@engineer.com> > ???
news:> 54hu5tgegegok36cvmm9altgjskr2s225q@4ax.com> …
you’ll have to use the large tcpip stack rather than the default tiny
stack… use io-net -d[your device driver name] -ptcpip (rather than
-pttcpip)

vince