CD> I haven't seen any replies to this. This is a stab in the dark...
    CD> Are the Win98 boxes dhcp clients? (i.e. you ticked the "obtain IP
    CD> address automatically" box).  If so are you running dhcp server?

Yes, my RH Server is also a dhcpd server and it issues IP addresses to all my
Win98 clients.

    CD> Can they still ping the server even when they cannot ping the outside
    CD> world? i.e. is the problem at the NAT level or the local network?

Yes, they can ping my server but cannot ping anything outside my network.
The server, itself, is still able to ping outside my network.

    CD> Can you ping by ip-number when you cannot ping by name?  Could it be
    CD> a problem with your DNS lookups?

No, DNS lookups are fine.

    CD> Is the behaviour synchronised? i.e. All win98 boxes hang at the same
    CD> time?

Don't know.  I can try to check this out but might be difficult to do.

    CD> maybe start logging all rejected/dropped packets and see what is
    CD> being dropped at the time.

How?

    CD> Sorry there's nothing too specific.

Thanks, it's a beginning.

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