Messages in this thread | | | Subject | ipx | Date | Thu, 14 Jan 1999 21:31:53 -0600 (CST) | From | "Gilbert Ramirez Jr." <> |
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Radovan,
Yes, my 2.2.0 Linux computer brought down our LAN with IPX packets, like you mention. But the packets my box was sending out weren't broadcast packets. They were packets intended for a specific file server requesting an NCP connection. They appeared to be packets that could have come from my computer, instead of being copies of NetBIOS broadcasts as you found.
I don't know yet what triggered my problems; I have not reproduced the problem, although my co-workers really don't want me to, since the traffic keeps them from logging into the NetWare file server. :-)
We're running NetWare 4.11 mostly, with some 3.x and one 5.0. I use token-ring, and you use ethernet.
I'll continue probing to see if I can't cause my problem to happen again.
--gilbert
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