OK...I did this once and I'll state my embarassing moment. I had the exact same issue. Turned out I'd made a mistake and had put the pc on the wrong network. Was supposed to be on eth0 and was on eth1. Took me til the next day to figure it out. I figured I knew too much to have to check anything at THAT layer. After all...How much brains does it take to plug something in right? In a humbling moment, discovered it took more brains than I had at the time. :)
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