On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 05:26:55 -0400, Larry Brown
<larry.brown@dimensionnetworks.com> wrote:
> That is odd all right. You can "ping them, and traceroute them, and
> name resolution works"?
Yes. It appears the only thing that doesn't is HTTP (maybe HTTPS too).
> You don't have a proxy set up, right?
Had junkbuster, just did "service junkbuster stop" and tried again -- same
result. But that doesn't do FTP, and lynx doesn't go through junkbuster
anyhow. (Well it CAN, but mine doesn't now.) In X, I went to Mozilla's
and Opera's prefs and verified that they're not using a proxy. What makes
mme thing it's something in the OS is the fact that IE under VMware on
that machine works.
> If you can ping say, yahoo.com, from a box inside the network, then the
> routing on the box inside the network is not an issue. That also
> verifies that the ports on the router are in the correct order.
Yes. It appears everything is correct. That's why this is so strange.
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