You might see what /sbin/route gives you ... although I tried this on a box at work
and the command doesn't exist. So I must have something on my home machine that I
don't have at work. If the route command works, you can check your gateway that way -
your gateway should show up as a line labeled "default", mask 0.0.0.0 at the bottom of
the list, interface eth0 in your situation. Also, is the ip address that's bound to
eth0 192.168.0.2 ?
-Dusty.
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Yes, I am sure the eth0 interface is up and running. When I do a 'ifconfig' it shows
up with the
proper IP, etc. I will attempt to ping the loopback when I get home. As for the
webpage, I don't
have Apache installed on the linux box yet, I was waiting to get the networking up
first. Unless
Apache is installed by default (std. Workstation install), I can't check that.
I have tried pinging using both IP and name with no luck either way.
The 2 boxes are connected via a switch and 2 10/100 NICs. The linux box has a triple
boot
(Win98/Win2k/RH6.0) and the LAN works fine in both other OS's. So, I don't think it's
a hardware
issue.
Someone earlier asked me if I had the routes setup properly. I haven't a clue. Any
thoughts?
Jason
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