full-disclosure - Strange interactions between tunnelling and SMBunder the proprietary Microsoft Windows environment

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Message-ID: <20060330190223.37217.qmail@web35505.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
Date: Thu Mar 30 20:38:55 2006
From: otter_e at yahoo.com (Otter E)
Subject: Strange interactions between tunnelling and
	SMBunder the proprietary Microsoft Windows environment


> Looking at the routing tables through NETSTAT.EXE is
... well ...
> strange. No interface, strange routes, it's a bit
difficult 
> to really understand how routing works on this
proprietary plateform.

> Has someone also experienced this, or was it some
strange local pecularity ?

Use the ROUTE command to view/manage routing table.

--OE

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