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Subject: Re: Local Network Config Messed, "Host is Down"
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Jason Beebe wrote:

>Hi,
>
> 
>
>Everything had been working for years on my server. However, my server
>rebooted (by the colo I believe) and now my network is messed up.
>Unfortunately, working with their support has been less than satisfactory,
>so I am consulting the experts here.
>
>  
>
Well, the experts didnt responce :)

> 
>
>The network is working properly from an external/remote point of view. I can
>ping all IPs and access the domains remotely. However, internally/locally,
>the only IP I can ping and access is my original IP. The other two IPs do
>not work locally. I cannot ping them or lynx the domains.
>  
>
Could you please describe the situation in more depth:
1.  Are your network behind a NAT/FIREWALL ?
2. What does "remotely" and "internally/locally" mean in your case ?
3. Paste your network topology here.


- tofik.