I just put a computer from my home network
onto the same port and cable as the CentOS node
and I had no problems with it at all
After that test I believe if it is either a component withinthe computer or a
driver issue. I am going to
try loading this computer with FED 9
This OS previously worked fine on this computer
Im going to see if this is a driver incompatibility
issue
Thanks,
Michael
> Date: Mon, 1 Dec 2008 15:04:36 -0800> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
> [email protected]> Subject: RE: Connecting with CentOS 5.2> >
> Michael Lynch wrote:> >> > I tried this> >> > ping 208.67.222.222> >> > This
> produced similar results> >> >>From 72.214.18.66 icmp_seq=41 Destination Host
> Unreachable> > 64 bytes from 208.67.222.222: icmp_seq=125 ttl=60 time=6.45
> ms> >> > Kind of back and forth between these two> >> > Like I said before I
> dont know to interpret these results> >> >> > Do you have any Idea about what
> else could make this happen?> > You have a network connectivity problem that
> could be a failing component,> either between the computer you are using and
> the router or between the router> and cox's network. If everything worked
> reliably, using all the same> components, network cable, switch, and computer
> on the cox residential line,> and failed connected through the router and
> cox, it's a problem cox should be> fixing. Any component not used in both
> tests is suspect. So make sure> everything connected to the business
> connection, on your side, is also> connected to the residential line, when
> you test, including the switch. You> want to make sure it's not a cable
> problem. You don't mention what kind of> switch it is, if it's a cheap
> consumer grade component, there is a reason they> are cheap. If you can't
> duplicate your configuration on both lines, try> connecting the computer
> directly to the router ethernet port, using a> crossover cable, and see if
> the problem persists. That is unless Cox supplied> you with the switch too,
> then let them figure it out.> > -- > Neil Schneider
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