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>I have
>temporarily fixed this by adding a host entry into the routing table
>saying that the gateway for my cable modem's gateway is the masq box.
What does "netstat -rn" show normally and when the problem is
present?
>I am not running routed or gated or anything like that on any of the
>machines. The wierd thing is that this only happens when running Linux,
>when running windoze on the same machine I have to problems (probably
>because windows is ignoring those packets and just sending everything to
>the gateway).
I don't quite follow.. are you running something like VMWare or
something?
--David
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