Re: neighbour table overflow

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	Is an old problem, you didn't configure the local interface (lo) or,
probabely, if the whole server is down you didn't start the network
services at all.
	If your distribution is RedHat based try as user root the following
command:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/network start

		Hope that helps

			Mircea C.




hikmat@laurel.4com.net.lb wrote:
> 
> hi,
> i'm getting a neighbour table overflow message
> can anyone help me , our web server is down and i can't seem to
> find how to fix the problem
> time is critical
>
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