Re: Strange logs...

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On January 11, 2004 08:59 am, Carlos Fernandez Sanz wrote:
> > That is just plain wrong.   You should not need a connection to your
>
> external
>
> > router in order to ping between two internal machines (assuming you are
> > pinging the real IP addresses, and not relying on a DNS lookup or
>
> something).
>
> Indeed....
>
> > Your IRQ/address etc setup looks fine to me, however there is clearly
> > something weird about the network hardware arrangement for you to get the
> > above-described ping behaviour.
>
> Such as the router and the switch being connected for no reason? I was
> obviously on crack when I set that up.... just found out that was the
> problem.... strange that everything would work perfectly for hours then
> stop working for minutes, etc... probably a table filling up in the switch
> or the router or both :-)
>
> Well, I made you waste a few minutes and wasted a nice sunday morning doing
> this instead of being with my girlfriend, on the bright side I got a spare
> network cable, give me your address if you want a slice :-)
>

	Getting outta bed late, I was about to suggest that there was an 802.11x interface on both the windersbox
	and the DSL router that was active ... *grin* -- but  yea extra wandering cable would certainly be the 
	problem.

	Just something to keep in mind -- I've seen it.

	Alistair.
> Thanks!


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