Hello, how can I run Socklet and ifconfig when I have two ethernet cards ?
I run :
Net &
Net.ether2100 -l1 &
Net.ether2100 -l2 & ( or Net.rtl -l2 &)
…
Socklet hostname1 &
when I run
Socklet hostname2 &
I get
Socklet: unable to attach name: /qnx/socklet
Thanks
David
Hello, how can I run Socklet and ifconfig when I have two ethernet cards ?
I run :
Net &
Net.ether2100 -l1 &
Net.ether2100 -l2 & ( or Net.rtl -l2 &)
…
Socklet hostname1 &
when I run
Socklet hostname2 &
I get
Socklet: unable to attach name: /qnx/socklet
Thanks
David
Hello, how can I run Socklet and ifconfig when I have two ethernet cards ?
I run :
Net &
Net.ether2100 -l1 &
Net.ether2100 -l2 & ( or Net.rtl -l2 &)
…
Socklet hostname1 &
when I run
Socklet hostname2 &
I get
Socklet: unable to attach name: /qnx/socklet
Thanks
David
Hello, how can I run Socklet and ifconfig when I have two ethernet cards ?
I run :
Net &
Net.ether2100 -l1 &
Net.ether2100 -l2 & ( or Net.rtl -l2 &)
…
Socklet hostname1 &
when I run
Socklet hostname2 &
I get
Socklet: unable to attach name: /qnx/socklet
Thanks
David
Hello, how can I run Socklet and ifconfig when I have two ethernet cards ?
I run :
Net &
Net.ether2100 -l1 &
Net.ether2100 -l2 & ( or Net.rtl -l2 &)
…
Socklet hostname1 &
when I run
Socklet hostname2 &
I get
Socklet: unable to attach name: /qnx/socklet
Thanks
David
Hello, how can I run Socklet and ifconfig when I have two ethernet cards ?
I run :
Net &
Net.ether2100 -l1 &
Net.ether2100 -l2 & ( or Net.rtl -l2 &)
…
Socklet hostname1 &
when I run
Socklet hostname2 &
I get
Socklet: unable to attach name: /qnx/socklet
Thanks
David
Hello, how can I run Socklet and ifconfig when I have two ethernet cards ?
I run :
Net &
Net.ether2100 -l1 &
Net.ether2100 -l2 & ( or Net.rtl -l2 &)
…
Socklet hostname1 &
when I run
Socklet hostname2 &
I get
Socklet: unable to attach name: /qnx/socklet
Thanks
David
Hello , thanks
It was stupid idea run two Socklets. )
Now I have this setting and it works.
nameloc -p10 &
Net &
Net.ether2100 -S0 -l1 &
Net.ether2100 -S1 -l2 &
Socklet hostname1 &
ifconfig en2 hostname2
ifconfig en1 hostname1
inetd
Note:
- Net.ether2100 must be with -l and -S parameter too)
- When I have
ifconfig en1 hostname1
ifconfig en2 hostname2
ifconfig en2 stop or write " hostname2: bad value"
(hostname1 , 2 are in /etc/hosts)
Must be: ???
ifconfig en2 hostname2
ifconfig en1 hostname1
David
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David,
One instance of the TCP/IP stack (Socklet) should enumerate both NICs.
You can configure both interfaces using ifconfig (en1 and en2).
–
Ryan J. Allen
ryallen@qnx.com
David Brdièka wrote:
Hello, how can I run Socklet and ifconfig when I have two ethernet cards
?
I run :
Net &
Net.ether2100 -l1 &
Net.ether2100 -l2 & ( or Net.rtl -l2 &)
…
Socklet hostname1 &
when I run
Socklet hostname2 &
I get
Socklet: unable to attach name: /qnx/socklet
Thanks
David
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