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Alec Ten Harmsel <alec <at> alectenharmsel.com> writes: |
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> This is not Gentoo-specific, but one of my roommates just replaced our |
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> router with a DD-WRT routers. For the most part, everything is great and |
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> I love it. There's one problem, that may or may not be cause by said new |
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> router. Between my desktop and my server, I can not ping/SSH/whatever. |
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> The ARP request never gets resolved. Every other connection between any |
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> other pair of machines works, just not desktop to server and vice versa. |
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First simple thing. Make sure your pc is in the arp tables for the |
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router. Log into the router, however, and just ping your unresponsive |
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manchine: |
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You shlould be able to just run the 'arp' command: |
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# arp |
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In fact run that command from several nix machines. |
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If it is not in your dd-wrt OS, then research how to add |
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it or route the router with a similar (embedded) OS |
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hth, |
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James |
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