Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 21 Feb 2000 08:21:36 -0600 | From | Ron Flory <> | Subject | Re: Kernel Routing Issues/Packett loss (argh.) |
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"Andrew J. Feldhacker" wrote: > > I just moved to a new apartment, and I've gotten my cable service > transfered over to the new residence... I was given a different cable > modem (was using a Lancity model, now a surfboard sb1300), and a new > set of IPs for my host, subnet, etc. > > So, I plugged in the new IPs to my /etc/init.d/network script in > Debian, re-ran it, and tried to ping an external IP... 100% packet > loss. Rebooted and tried pinging again, 100% packet loss....
When I ran one of those, it was DHCP-only (meaning: you do NOT enter that ifconfig command). What happens if you set your card to DHCP mode, then run 'pump' manually. Do you get a lease?
I know that one version of pump from Redhat (with 6.0) had a bug in it such that it would'nt work with a surfboard, hopefully that bug isn't back.
ron
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