Thanks for the heads up on html mail...i just installed this new email
client on my MAC and forgot to set the preferences.
The router is a DHCP server which provides dynamic ip#s to the clients.
I did not set up a route(not sure how to do that).
All of the clients are behind the router, which is the firewall.
How do I tell if the DHCP / bootp is running?
I do try to ping the router, but get host unreachable
Thanks!
ralph
Ralph,
First, please try not to post htmlized e-mails to the list. Some e-mail
clients add all kinds of extra html tags, reduce the size of the font such
that it is unreadable, or change the color to a grayish color, making it much
more difficult to read.
There are several other questions that people on the list are going to need to
know to help to resolve the problem -- for example, are these static or
dynamic IPs (dynamic as in provided by dhcp or bootp)? Do you have a route
set up on the linux boxes that is the IP of the router? Is any of this behind
a firewall? Have you made sure that your dhcp / bootp server is in fact
running? And if it is, can you get from the linux box to the dhcp / bootp
server?
All of these questions will help the people on this list to give you advice
targeted for your situation.
Michael
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Ralph Brown
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