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On the Linux box, what is the output of "/sbin/route -n". On the windows
box, what is the output of "route print".
Jamin W. Collins
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> I have this linux box and a windows PC connected directly one
> at each other
> with two 3COM ethernet cards, the cables were fixed for this setup...
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> I cannot get any of them to ping each other, they can only
> ping its local eth
> ip (192.168.0.1 for the linux box and 192.168.0.2 for windows)
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> what do I have to setup first to make this work?
> is there something special I should especify in the windows pc in the
> workgroup field in the net preferences?
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