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Subject: Re: Ethernet Interface - PING problem
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On Wed, 4 May 2005, Roberto Corradi wrote:

> > What does a packet sniffer show when you try to ping it or get ping'd from
> > other box's?  Are packets actually being send and recieved?
>
> I've tried with tcpdump
> But I can't receive any packets.

What about when you ping other box's? are the packets being sent out?
(tcpdump -vvv -i dc0 to get some more detailed output)

Can you ping yourself? (127.0.0.1 and 192.168.254.3)

other than that... im pretty stumped... dodgy NIC?

~Neo-Vortex