Am Donnerstag, 8. Juli 2004 17:43 schrieb Jason Krumbein:
> The system (server and terminal) were in my old office, and worked just
> fine.
> I moved the office. Hooked everything up exactly the same (same wires,
> and everything)
> Now, the terminal won't work.
> I did not change ANTHING, including the IP addresses of the server and
> the terminal. Only the external IP address of the firewall changed.
>
> I have been through all the config files, and everything else, and
> nothing seems different.
>
> Any suggestions?
First guess: Your external network now has the same IP address range as the
internal one? This could confuse the box a bit. What happens when you startup
the linux box with external networking disconnected and then try to boot up
the terminal? (This can cause startup to hang for about 30 seconds while
trying to retrieve an address via DHCP on the external network interface)
Anselm
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