On 11/10/03 02:30 -0800, Corollary wrote: > > Hi guys, > > well it cannot be a problem with the routing table as the problem gets > rectified after a while of restarting. Well here is my routing table > anyway. It remains the same when I have the problem and also when > the network is working fine. Sorry, the error you showed is *either* a firewall, or a missing default route. Worst case, check your sysctls for wierd /proc settings, which change some time after boot (perhaps some other cron job?) Devdas Bhagat
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