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ping problem
Name: gxcr Date: November 4, 2006 at 18:20:35 Pacific OS: win2k CPU/Ram: duron/384mb Product: none
Comment:
Hi, i have two computers, computer A is a dual boot (win2k-linux), computer B is also a dual boot (win2k-freebsd), they are connected with a crossover cable and share the internet connection, with computer A acting as gateway (ICS for win2k and Nat-Squid for linux). The following configurations are successful to ping: A:linux B:win2k (A to B, B to A) A:linux B:freebsd (A to B, B to A) But: A:win2k B:win2k (only ping B to A works) A:win2k B:freebsd (only ping B to A works) It seems that the problem is the A computer running win2k. I will thank any suggestion to solve this problem.
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