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From: Gary Kline <kline@tera.com>
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After a day+ and not seeing this on the -questions list, I'm 
resending.  --gdk


   This seems strange and it may be due to some oversight--a config
   file that I didn't set correctly.

   Late last month I upgraded tao.thought.org to 2.2.8.  With extreme
   care, I thought.  tao's neighbor, sage, is ethernet'd to tao and
   is at 2.2.7.   Previously, I  could rlogin or telnet to my Sun
   workstation from either tao or sage, no problem.   Now I'm bumped
   as soon as I've connected from sage.   telnet  gives me:

     Connection closed by foreign host.

   And rlogin gives me the following read error:

     rlogin: read: Connection reset by peer
                                                  rlogin: connection closed.


   Note that work just moved across town so the network bug may be
   on that side of the fence.

   Prior to my running natd, I did everything via ppp IP-aliasing.

   It's all a mystery to me so maybe some of the network wizards in the
   audience can give me some insights.

   thanks muchly,

   gary

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