I can do that on the one in Seattle, and on the remote router when I
get to Boise, Erich. I'll read up on tcpdump (never used it before) and
give it a go. Thanks for the idea; I'm getting lots of input on tools
I've never had to think about before, and that is why I came to this
forum for help.
Dale
On Oct 10, 2004, at 2:40 PM, Erich Titl wrote:
Dale
can you install tcpdump on those Bering boxes and monitor the traffic
on their interfaces. You might see what happens when you try to
connect.
Erich
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