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Justin:

So far, it doesn't seem if we know anything about how correct the
basic network configuration is in the first place. E.g., have you
tried any form of trace-route (tracert) yet?

IMO, if you're going to be doing general IP configuration, you
must have some tools. The first one I use is NeoTrace (which now
is McAfee Visual Trace). It gives a useful picture of where the
packets are going in the network and it very often shows that
routes are not what I thought. ("Where'd THAT device/route come
from? I never knew it was there.")

There are others but I'm not familiar with them; I only know the
value of a good tool. Find one and at least download/evaluate it
in your situation. At the very least, you'll get a good education
about your network.

Tom Liotta


On Tue, 30 July 2002, Justin Houchin wrote:

> I tried all of this and still get a cannot find
www.reliatek.com.
> What
> next?

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