5 May
2018
5 May
'18
7:45 p.m.
This is an often misunderstood generalization, with some people able and
others not. I remember this being true on *BSD. You could not connect to a
simulated IP on the same host. It *used* to also be true on Linux, but is
no longer the case for some time. On my ubuntu server where I run dynamips,
simh, and klh10, all on bridged taps, I can telnet to all instances, even
locally.
-Mark
On Sat, May 5, 2018, 12:27 AM Johnny Billquist <bqt at softjar.se> wrote:
On 2018-05-05 03:39, Robert Armstrong wrote:
No. That is not correct. I run simh myself on a machine where I have
both the native host and simh talking on the same ethernet. And they are
both reachable by other hosts.
The OP must be doing something else funny.
Johnny
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since once
Multinet grabs the interface, I can?t get to the underlying
host.
Actually I think it?s a limitation in simh and the pcap library ? the
simh guest OS can?t talk to the host OS on the same interface. You can
work around the problem with a TAP device. Check the archives for the
simh mailing list ? it?s been discussed many times before.