RE: Grumble...

>Also, unless you added an IP address on your router in that subnet and
>changed your default route, your packet would go nowhere.

Perhaps it would go nowhere, but at least I'd SEE it go nowhere on the LAN
sniffer.  I see pings to invalid 10. addresses just fine (as I said, my
AS/400 pings anything INSIDE the subnet just fine).


>Here's a thought - you mentioned you can ping out from a PC on the LAN.
>What if you turn the PC off and change the AS/400 to use that IP
>address?  (Delete the old address temporarily to have a clean test.)
>That might help to prove or disprove my router NAT theory.

How about rather than that I just pick a brand new address?  Would that also
test your theory?  Or do you specifically want me to use the address of one
of my PCs?

Joe

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