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On Thu, 12 Oct 2000, flaggaccio@libero.it wrote:

> > Have you tried turning off TCP extensions?
> 
> The TCP extentions are turned off yet.

I reply to myself: the TCP extensions are turned off now, but the problem
strikes again.

Any other idea???

Paolo



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