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>> What WAN Address? I cannot see any address other than one of the |
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>> reserved |
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>> class C's. I would suggest that either the PC you are pinging from |
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>> ("desktop") does not have an address in the same range as the router, or |
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>> the default gateway is incorrect on the "desktop". Another possibility |
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>> is |
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>> a an IP conflict but this is less likely. |
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>> Can you possibly post the IP configuration (ifconfig) from the "desktop" |
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>> machine so that we can see how the interface is set up. |
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> After rebooting the desktop, all I get from ping attempts is: |
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> connect: Network is unreachable |
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> so I guess it won't connect at all now. I don't think ifconfig would |
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> be useful now, but let me know if I'm wrong or if you have any other |
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> ideas. |
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The output of ifconfig would certainly be useful but it sounds to me like |
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the configuration of eth0 has been changed somehow. |
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Perhaps you could post the output of ifconfig, and the contents of |
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/etc/conf.d/net as this should list the configuration of all of the |
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network adapters (just in case eth0 is not the interface that you are |
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using). |
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Hopefully this information will allow someone on the list to help you |
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diagnose your problem. |
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