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I can't ping or access the local network in anyway. I've attached the
files I believe are important. Hopefully someone can help me debug this.

I believe I have IPForwarding on... I followed the How-To and just rpm'd a
new kernal... so if the HOW-To told me to just type 'rpm -Uvvh
kernal-2.2.12-20' then shouldn't that kernal include IPForwarding?

Thanks for the help.
-Chris Carella-

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# TAG: speed=0A=
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speed 115200=0A=
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#	3. No shortcuts in ranges! ie. 234-8 does not mean 234 to 238,=0A=
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