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From: Enrique Krajmalnik <ekraj@mail.illumen.net>
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Subject: Problem with talk after reconfig
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I recently changed IP addressing on one of my 2.2.5 servers. The changes
included IP address changes for the ethernet interface; this server also
used to be a primary DNS server, but that has been disabled and it now
resolves to two other servers for DNS.

Prior to the change talk worked fine. Now I get a message that "target
machine does not recognize us". I am trying to use talk to communicate
with another user on the same server. 

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Enrique Krajmalnik
The Illumen Group

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