"Joe Bramblett, KD5NRH" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> (E-Mail Removed) (David Efflandt) wrote in
> news:(E-Mail Removed):
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> > Delays in tcp/ip are often timeouts due to tcpwrappers attempting to
> > resolve a name for connecting IP. This can depend upon hosts.allow,
> > hosts.deny, /etc/hosts, or if nameserver(s) in /etc/resolv.conf are not
> > reachable or do not respond (like for your ISP when not connected). So
> > perhaps something changed in one of those files (or local DNS if doing
> > your own).
>
> First off, to make this easier to describe:
> catfish - Debian box, has the modem, and 100baseT to
> 4-port 802.11g WAP
> bass - XP Pro box, 100baseT to WAP, and 802.11g card
> perch - XP Pro box, 802.11g only
why does bass have both a FastEthernet NIC to WAP and a wireless card?
Try simplifying things down and testing thorougly. Disable the wireless
card in 'bass', and replace the WAP with a cheap 8 port switch or a cross
over cable directly in between catfish and bass.
make the basic networking are correct.....ip, subnet mask, etc.
try pining on the machines from each other, etc.
B.
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