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From: David Johnson <djohnson@acuson.com>
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To: "Anthony I. Ivanov" <vadha@mail.ru>
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Subject: Re: Strange things
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"Anthony I. Ivanov" wrote:
 
> I have fully operating FreeBSD 3.5 - STABLE box on P166/32Mb.
> When I swap hard drives from this computer to another P233/64Mb all is
> functioning  correctly except networking.
> 
> The symptoms are: long delays. My system stopped answering on ping queries,
> telnet sessions. But I'm still able to access outer world from this box.

That is strange!

I would strongly suspect that the "system" is configured for one NIC and
not the other. Are they the same? Different? I would look at kernel
options, networking configs, etc. Check the ifconfig output for both
boxes.

David


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