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From: Scott Pilz <tech@squid.tznet.com>
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Subject: arplookup failed
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	I've seen many posts on freebsd-questions but no answers that have
helped me with this problem.

We have recently obtained a new block of address space (66.170.64.1/20).

I run around 8-10 FreeBSD machines in the office, every one has the same
problem .. .

They are on the 66.170.64.x block, netmask of 255.255.255.0.

Upon trying to ping another machine -- NT lets say, that has the address
of 66.170.68.x, or 65.x, etc. will issue the following error:

/kernel: arplookup 66.170.xx.xxx failed: host not on local network.

Now, there MUST be a way to easily fix this. I'm sure it's just a
configuration problem, please advise.

Thanks.

Scott


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