accessing outside of network from Windows NT box

[Joe Cho]

I already rebooted this dummy nt several times.

It has something to do NIC card.

but this NIC convices me that it works fine
since I can connect to Linux box.

I do have two static IP address from ISP Cox
communication.

any thought??

Thanks!

--- KRFinch at dstsystems.com wrote:
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> If you changed any of the configurations since the
> last time you rebooted
> the NT box, it might be confused.  Try rebooting the
> NT and see if that
> helps.
> 
> There's lots of other things to try, but that's a
> good place to start...
> 
> - Kevin
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> Hello, anyone,
> 
> I have a dummy question about how to troubleshoot
> network connection.
> 
> I have Windows NT box attached to a LinkSys hub and
> Cable Modem Toshiva PCX 1100).
> I have  a Linux Redhat ( Redhot?) 8 that is attached
> to the same network.
> This box is working great.
> 
> Only problem is that this Windows NT box Service
> pack
> 6 attached has
> a network problem.
> It has a connection, I can access to Linux box using
> Secure Shell downloading/uploading files.
> 
> but I can't access to outside network directly.
> I have assigned a static ip address ( which is
> legitimate ip address).
> of  course Linux box is legal ip address ( not
> private) as well.
> 
> This NT box is using a right default gateway and
> subnet that the Internet
> Service Provider gave to me.
> 
> but I can't ping to the gateway anyway even though I
> can access to the Linux box
> that uses the same default gateway number.
> 
> 
> It gotta be one the this dummy NT box.
> but I can't figure that out.
> Actually, I called ISP service representative, but
> they couldn't resolve this.
> 
> How should I troubleshoot this matter.
> First time, I ignored this  since I don't use this
> machine much.
> but I feel that it would be good to have a
> connection
> though.
> 
> So, I kinda thought asking this to KCLUG which is
> the
> most reliable, knowlegable
> source that I know.
> 
> Any idea?
> 
> Any comments would be helpful.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> 
> 
> --
> 
> Joe Cho,
> email: ksjoecho at yahoo.com
> 
> I like the dreams of the future better than the
> history of the past.
> --Thomas Jefferson.
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