ellent IPv4/IPv6
firewall, and it's easy to configure). Given the choice between porting pf to
Solaris or using OpenBSD/sparc64 (which has pf already included), I chose to
install OpenBSD.
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on, you've got at least
two controllers, driving four or more ports. Blow a controller and a drive,
and you're just waiting till you can afford a replacement drive and
controller/motherboard.
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gests that
listen on * will solve things for you.
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Out of interest, why are you running ntpdate instead of ntpd? In theory, ntpd
should provide you with equally good or even better time updating (even in
the presence of things like network connections that are rarely up), and
won't trigger things like the same cron job running twice.
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second to
happen twice, which can trigger all sorts of entertainment (cron firing the
same job twice, make getting confused and other such fun).
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If you don't believe that ADSL is an ATM physical layer, go read G.992.1 (the
international ADSL standard), or a manufacturer's spec sheet (like
http://www.draytek.co.uk/products/vigor2600plus.html), where it explicitly
refers to "ATM Protocols".
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#x27;re unlikely to get much help with
your problem here.
>
> Could you please suggest me what could be the problem?
>
I can recommend that you contact IBM India and ask them for help with AIX;
their contact details are at http://www.ibm.com/contact/in/
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ote certificate (it has to trust the proxy to do that).
Both are problematic, which is why SFTP was invented.
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rive* is /dev/fd[0-3][A-H][a-p]
Try looking at /dev/fd*, in particular /dev/fd0c for your floppy.
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> dkcsum: wd0 matched BIOS disk 80
> dkcsum: wd1 matched BIOS disk 81
> dkcsum: wd2 matched BIOS disk 82
> root on wd0a
> rootdev=0x0 rrootdev=0x300 rawdev=0x302
> raid0 (root)
>
> Looks strange because fd is noticed but not useable at all.
> I start to think tha
f i386, but not
Intel's, that prevents floppies working properly? If so, how come they work
with my pre-Duron, let alone AMD64 Windows 95 disks?
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fixed, rather than cover over the fault by changing the firewall
configuration. Or are you suggesting that (e.g.) if one of your non-mail
sending hosts overloads the firewall with connections to port 25 on lots of
different MXs, the solution is to have the firewall allow more outgoing
conne
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