I also thought the same thing but I assumed he may have tried a reboot. Give her the ol 3 finger salute and see if that helps. Gee im sounding like a windows tech :)
On Star Date Monday 20 October 2003 07:03 pm, Pierre Fortin sent this sub-space message. > On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 07:50:43 +1000 "Brett W Tippet" > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I stopped iptables and also ip6tables .. restarted the network .. same > > thing going on .. > > > > Another thing to note ... a ping from the machine that's failing with > > result in a reply from it's own NIC IP of destination unreachable .. any > > help? .. > > Have you tried rebooting? I haven't nailed it down yet; but I'm seeing a > similar problem when I return from a trip (using modem with rcfirewall) > and switch back to LAN use... clearing the iptables does _not_ allow > traffic as it should... I have to reboot... In certain situations where > iptables has been used, there appears to be a case where -F will not clear > everything even though iptables -L -V -n claims nothing is there... In > fact, I must make sure iptables has no rules installed at all from my > rcfirewall, or I have to reboot again... just clearing the rules is > insufficient.
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