> > Don't forget to restore the original
address with "ifconfig le0
111.0.0.1
> broadcast
111.255.255.255 netmask 255.0.0.0 up" when you've finished
:-)
What does 'broadcast' do (other than the obvious)?
It's just a way of explicitly stating what the broadcast address for that
interface is. In every legitimate case I can think of, it should be
redundant if you provide the netmask (or the netmask is redundant if you
Oh, it's the broadcast paramater for the ifconfig command,
when the lines wrapped, it made it look like a separate
command, thus my confusion...
-dq