Re: ODP: No reverse routing map for 10.0.0.100

[Mariusz Burdach <mariuszburdach () yahoo com>]

Hello, 

I suggest looking at the great paper of “Simulating
Networks with Honeyd”. You can find there a lot of
examples. 
As I wrote in my previous mail you have to add the
entry to a route cache table (command: route add
default gw 10.0.0.100) on a host from which you are
going to ping some virtual machines. 
10.0.0.100/32 means that this host (10.0.0.100) is
directly reachable and does not require hops. 
My another advice is checking if an arpd deamon
responses to your ARP requests.

Best regards,
Mariusz Burdach

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HI Mariusz Burdach,
 
  I have read the following email and also tried the
suggestion from you. Now I can ping the router.
However, I can't ping virtual machines under network
10.0.1.0/24.
  I have set the personality of IP 10.0.1.100 to
window. When I ping it, it is out of respond. Could
you tell me what's wrong? One more question what is
the meaning of 10.0.0.100/32?
  Thanks a lot!
 
Best,
Fred


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