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Hi,
I set up a lan based on ethernet. From a machine (called "A") based on
windows 2000 pro, I paned a bluetooth terminal (called "B" with interface
"B-IF"). After this operation, "A" had 2 interfaces up : an interface
relative to its ethernet card (called "A-IF1") and another one due to the
bluetooth link (called "A-IF2"). I configured the right key in the registry
("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip
\Parameters\IPEnableRouter") to enable IP routing and started the service
named "Routing and Remote Access" in the control panel.
I made "routing" tests on a machine loacted on my lan. On this machine I
added a route towards "A-IF1" for "B-IF". From this machine, I can ping
"A-IF2" but I can't ping "B-IF". And with the "tracert" command, I noticed
that the last machine reached was "A-IF1" as if the routing function was not
active between "A-IF1" and "A-IF2" on my Windows 2000 ???
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards.
Mehdi.
I set up a lan based on ethernet. From a machine (called "A") based on
windows 2000 pro, I paned a bluetooth terminal (called "B" with interface
"B-IF"). After this operation, "A" had 2 interfaces up : an interface
relative to its ethernet card (called "A-IF1") and another one due to the
bluetooth link (called "A-IF2"). I configured the right key in the registry
("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip
\Parameters\IPEnableRouter") to enable IP routing and started the service
named "Routing and Remote Access" in the control panel.
I made "routing" tests on a machine loacted on my lan. On this machine I
added a route towards "A-IF1" for "B-IF". From this machine, I can ping
"A-IF2" but I can't ping "B-IF". And with the "tracert" command, I noticed
that the last machine reached was "A-IF1" as if the routing function was not
active between "A-IF1" and "A-IF2" on my Windows 2000 ???
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards.
Mehdi.