On 11/10/00 1:30 PM, Stephen King struck keys that formed the message:
> Ok, I cannot figure this one out. I telnet into the linux box(192.168.0.4)
> from my windoze machine(192.168.0.9) and from the telnet prompt try and ping
> my windoze box(192.168.0.9). It kicks backing stating that the Destination
> Unreachable. Then I go back to my windoze box(192.168.0.9) and ping the
> linux box(192.168.0.4) and it works. After going back and forth a few times
> the Linux box(192.168.0.4) is then able to get a ping response from the
> windoze machine(192.168.0.9). What gives? I don't understand how it can just
> start working all of a sudden.
I see some people have suggested netmasks or bad NIC/cable - here's one
more. If your cabling isn't up to snuff and the card initializes at 100M,
but the cabling can't truly handle that, you'll goofy stuff like this too.
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Ed Marczak
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