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From: Vladimir Dvorak <dvorakv@vdsoft.org>
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Subject: Re: no route to host - urgent problem
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Laszlo Zsolt Nagy wrote:

>
>> Try to turn off your firewall first. ( pfctl -d or something similar 
>> if using ipfw ) I hope this helps.
>>
>> Vladimir
>>
>> Vladimir Dvorak
>
>
> I set
> firewall_enable="NO"
>
> in /etc/rc.conf
>
> Did not work. Please also note that I did not change my configuration 
> on this machine, I just compiled a new kernel.
> All the networking configuration remained the same. In theory, my 
> firewall rules are good. I believe the problem is with
> the kernel since I did not change anything else. Why it says 'no 
> route' when I added the default route?
>
>   Laci
>
What did you changed in kernel CONFIG ?

One important remark - if you are in stress, reboot to old working 
kernel (hope that will work :-) ) and wait till evening.

Vladimir