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Netbuei and VLANS

alonzo-garza
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‎01-09-2003 07:22 AM - edited ‎03-02-2019 04:03 AM

Hello all, I am trying to connect via netbuei (using Ghost) and I can't connect to another PC on another VLAN. Does anyone know if there are any known issues using GHOST / netbuei through VLANS?

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sknorr
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‎01-09-2003 07:32 AM

Netbeui is not a routed protocol. Meaning it can not be processed by a router.

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alonzo-garza
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In response to sknorr

‎01-09-2003 07:36 AM

Does that mean I need to build a tunnel-int for netbui to encapsulate it within an IP packet? I don't want to do any bridgeing on my vlans? any help here would be appreciated.

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Tsasbrink
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In response to alonzo-garza

‎01-10-2003 12:56 AM

Yes, you could use dlsw for this but be aware that this is a bridge over multiple networks.

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scottmac
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In response to alonzo-garza

‎01-13-2003 10:27 AM

Yes, you could use a tunnel.

Also keep in mind that a huge amount of data (like disk images) being encapsulated (unencapsulated) at the router will impose a pretty fair load on the system. If the router is fairly loaded under normal operation (or "small" - like a 25xx), you may want to do this during off-hours.

It might be ultimately safer / easier to re-patch the target PC directly to a temporary LAN / VLAN for the purposes of loading / unloading.

Good Luck

Scott

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