> Is it the case that one machine is connected to the net but the other
> machine is *inside* the LAN? In that case, you'd have to make the second
> machine know that the first machine is a gateway. That certainly could
> cause your problem.
Steve,
the two machines have two separate modems, connected to the same phone line.
They both dial correctly (one at a time, of course) , use identical /etc/resolv.conf
files,
chat scripts, and the same ISP.
Basically I installed a bare-bone ENIGMA on my old laptop with internal modem
to test the distro, and when it connected OK I installed also on my desktop machine,
adding KDE/GNOME. Now laptop connects, laptop doesn't.
I have to finish one report now, right aftter I'll compare the firewall files. They
are in
/etc/init.d, aren't they?
TIA,
Marco
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