Oh yeah - and one other thing....

Make sure somebody isn't putting a device on your network with the same IP
address.  In the midst of a bunch of other things going wrong I fought with
2 clients locking up on a regular basis.  In the end (and I can't believe
how long this took) it turned out that both customers had the same address
on their routers.  Whoever rebooted first won for a while.   Take a look at
the arp values in the router - if the IP address doesn't match the MAC
address of the ABO you get to find the offending idiot.

Mark Radabaugh
Amplex
(419) 720-3635


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