marvs, check ur routing table. also check ur firewall chains. the one that gets loaded first(driver-wise) is ur eth0 and so on. are the ips on the same subnet?
johnhomer
At 04:49 PM 2/27/2003 +0800, you wrote:
Hello Ian,
I have a problem here with my 2 NICs. There is one Intel based on-board NIC and an additional 3Com based PCI NIC and all of which are detected with my "ifconfig -a" command and their modules are displayed in my "lsmod" command.
My problem is, I can't even ping either of the 2 IP addresses of my NICs. What could be the problem?
Also, which of the two NICs is the eth0 and eth1?
Thanks.
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