Hmmm, dc1?  When you say BBA, are you really talking about the LAN 
adapter?  my BBA has a realtek chipset and is rtk0.  Or maybe you're 
talking about the interface on the other machine?  Anyway, not sure what 
the problem is.  I actually never used the web browser :)  when the DC is 
on my network, it's on a switch, otherwise, I *believe* it would need a 
Crossover cable to be on your network.  Someone please flame me if I'm way 
off here.

Andy

On Fri, 23 May 2003, Zachary McGrew wrote:

> I'd like to think I'm still alive. =)
> But school seems to have sucked most of the life out
> of me. Oh well, graduation is soon, and then it's
> DigiPen here I come! 
> 
> Oh, and instead of posting twice, I discovered
> something wierd with the DC.
> 
> The BBA w/ the web browser 3.0 doesn't like to be
> plugged into my network, but it likes to be plugged
> directly into the cable modem itself. Any ideas what
> could be causing this?
> When I tcpdump on the interface it should be going to
> (dc1) I can see where it recieves/sends the ARPs, and
> DHCP info (I've tried both ways), but it never can
> connect. The rest of the systems on my LAN route fine
> through it. Any ideas?
> 
> 
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