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eg-253:networkq:653764 [2012/12/06 09:03] – [Question 16] eechriseg-253:networkq:653764 [2012/12/06 10:15] (current) – [Question 24] eechris
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   ip_forward=yes   ip_forward=yes
      
-Answer is //IP forwarding//+**Answer is //IP forwarding//. Your answer would be part of the later question.** 
 + 
 + --- //[[chris@cpjobling.me|Chris Jobling]] 2012/12/06 03:09//
 ==== Question 17 ==== ==== Question 17 ====
  
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   icct@hyperion:~$ ssh jupiter   icct@hyperion:~$ ssh jupiter
   icct@jupiter:~$ nano /etc/network/options   icct@jupiter:~$ nano /etc/network/options
 +  
 +**Because the question asks for the //file name//, a better answer would be ''jupiter:/etc/network/options'' -- but in actual fact, for your network the correct answer is
 +''saturn:/etc/network/options'', because the gateway router for your host is //saturn//!**
 +
 + --- //[[chris@cpjobling.me|Chris Jobling]] 2012/12/06 03:07//
  
 Reproduce the contents of the file defined in [[#question_17|Question 17]] to make a Ubuntu host into a router? Reproduce the contents of the file defined in [[#question_17|Question 17]] to make a Ubuntu host into a router?
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 ==== Question 19 ==== ==== Question 19 ====
  
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 **Answer**:  **Answer**: 
   up    route add -net 192.168.3.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 192.168.1.4   up    route add -net 192.168.3.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 192.168.1.4
 +
 +**What about down?**
 +
 + --- //[[chris@cpjobling.me|Chris Jobling]] 2012/12/06 03:09//
 +
  
 **Contents**:  **Contents**: 
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 +**Yes, except, you should have reproduced the file for saturn!**
  
 + --- //[[chris@cpjobling.me|Chris Jobling]] 2012/12/06 03:22//
 ===== Checking Your Network ===== ===== Checking Your Network =====
  
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     irtt: Initial RTT (Round Trip Time).     irtt: Initial RTT (Round Trip Time).
     Iface: Interface to which packets for this route will be sent.     Iface: Interface to which packets for this route will be sent.
 +
 +**Good idea to use the documentation for the definition, but what does it do in words that you and I could understand?**
 +
 + --- //[[chris@cpjobling.me|Chris Jobling]] 2012/12/06 03:11//    
 +
  
 ==== Question 21 ==== ==== Question 21 ====
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       - R: Interface is running.       - R: Interface is running.
       - U: Interface is up.       - U: Interface is up.
 +
 +**If anything, the official documentation of ''netstat -i'' is even more opaque. What does it really show us?**
 +
 + --- //[[chris@cpjobling.me|Chris Jobling]] 2012/12/06 03:12//
 ==== Question 22 ==== ==== Question 22 ====
  
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 </cli> </cli>
  
-  The option -t shows active TCP connections. Providing the -a also shows sockets that are waiting for a connection. +The option -t shows active TCP connections. Providing the -a also shows sockets that are waiting for a connection. 
-  The command netstat -ta will display a list of all servers that are currently running on your system.+The command netstat -ta will display a list of all servers that are currently running on your system. 
 + 
 +**Good, that's what I was after for the previous two questions!** 
 + 
 + --- //[[chris@cpjobling.me|Chris Jobling]] 2012/12/06 03:13//
 ===== Testing the Connectivity of your network ===== ===== Testing the Connectivity of your network =====
  
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 </cli>   </cli>  
  
 +**The question asks you to provide a route to another network. You should have used something on //jupiter.icct.com// or //icct.com//. There would then have been at least 2 hops.**
  
 + --- //[[chris@cpjobling.me|Chris Jobling]] 2012/12/06 03:14//
  
  
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 </cli>               </cli>              
  
-  When you connect to another computer, your traffic does not go directly to the machine you are attempting to connect +When you connect to another computer, your traffic does not go directly to the machine you are attempting to connect 
-  to. Instead it goes through multiple machines on the Internet known as routers. These machines serve the sole purpose +to. Instead it goes through multiple machines on the Internet known as routers. These machines serve the sole purpose 
-  of controlling how your traffic gets to your destination. If any one connection fails, you will not be able to connect +of controlling how your traffic gets to your destination. If any one connection fails, you will not be able to connect 
-  to the intended destination. +to the intended destination.  
 + 
 +**How do you explain the no-reply status of hops 2-30? Do you think that there are there really 30 networks between hyperion.saturn.icct.com and www.swan.ac.uk?**
  
 + --- //[[chris@cpjobling.me|Chris Jobling]] 2012/12/06 04:15//
 ===== Extension Questions ===== ===== Extension Questions =====
  
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