Re: Routing Problems
From: Gary Heston (gheston_at_hiwaay.net)
Date: 08/26/04
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Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2004 01:49:27 -0000
In article <412d1468$1@darkstar>,
Albion Baucom <baucom@darwin.ucsc.edui> wrote:
>The IT people on my campus upgraded the routers and my SGI have since
>stopped communicating with the world. I can communicate with other
>nearby computers, but nslookup fails on everything, and I can't see
>outside my subnet. PCs and Linux boxes hooked up to my network switch
>are fine, and I have tried plugging the SGIs directly into the network
>port to eliminate a bad cable, or screwy network switch as the culprit.
[ ... ]
>There was some talk of a change in subnet mask to open up the address
>space on campus with the router change, something also to do with WXP
>machines; from 255.255.255.0 to 255.255.254.0. I presume, in hex, this
>is a change from 0xffffff00 to 0xfffffe00. I tried changing this via the
>admin GUI in IRIX, but that did not resolve my problem.
[ ... ]
Try running IPCONFIG /ALL (NT/2K/XP/2003) or WINIPCFG /ALL (95/99/ME) on
one of the 'doze boxes to see what config data they're picking up from
the DHCP servers; verify that your default gateway and subnet mask match
them.
Gary
-- Gary Heston gheston@hiwaay.net Contrary to popular opinion, _not_ everyone loves Raymond.
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