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Date: Mon, 30 Dec 1996 18:59:39 -0500
From: Moe Turcotte <moet@frc.mass.edu>
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Hello

I talked my college into using FreeBSD for DNS, mail (SMTP relay, POP3),
HTTPD,
INN, etc.
I shall also be setting up DHCP on one of the two machines I'm using.
sorry i'm babbling

SHORT: i have 3 subnets- need to get FBSD to recognize these new subnets
   tried everything.....DNS returns names / IPs OK but can not reach
these local machines on a PING, TRACEROUTE, etc.

NEED HELP BAD AND soon...know your busy......but HELP.

thanks moe