--- In [email protected], Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are you sure that 10.0.0.1 isn't already taken? Usually, the .1
> address is the gateway of the network.
>
Sorry, I wasn't descriptive enough.
I am using a cross-over cable as my "network" - no DHCP involved.
It also happens if I use a closed loop hub.
I just tried using the GUI for the adaptor, and as a default it chose
192.168.0.1 but 60 seconds later it changed itself to 192.168.0.3.
The Windows machine was .2, but now I just changed it to .5 and
matched the gateway and netmask that the Linux GUI wanted.
I am trying to test the LinEX utility and initially there is a
connection, and transfer of information but then the IP address
change screws it up.
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