>
> This may be an issue with the arp cache at your ISP's router -- I would
> install the eepro again then call your ISP and have them clear the ARP
> cache entry for your DMZ system.
>
> -Tom
I read about that in the proxyarp documentation, I thought it meant my "DSL
Router".
I did reset mine, but not the one at the ISP level as I do not have access
to it :-)
If my ISP is unable/unwilling to flush the ARP, how long would it take for
the ISPs
router to flush the arp without any user intervention?
I am guessing if it's not too long I can switch out the nics again and just
wait out the
time to see if it works...
Steve Sobka
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