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Hello,

I have a FreeBSD 4.0 box with a Dlink DFE500TX nic. I can ping localhost
and my own ip, but when pinging any other host in the same subnet, the
msg:

sendto: the host is down

appears. And if I kept pinging for quite a while, the message becomes:

sendto: No more buffer space available.

My other machines all run WinNT and are connected to the same 5 port
10/100Mbps hub. All other machines can't find this BSD box either.

Could anyone give me some suggestions?

Thanks

Jiawei Ye




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