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I think you will get more sympathy than laughs. I cant count the number of times I spent hours or days trouble shooting an issue only to discover I fat fingered a conf or forget to click a check box. Once I even plugged an IDE drive in to the cable.....with the system running. Now it's a paper weight. Always give that resounding, "DOH!" Chet Harvey Pitbull Technologies <http://www.pittech.com/> Protecting your Digital Assets 703.407.7311 Quoting Joe Lagreca <lagreca at gmail dot com>: > I might have found my problem which may be a good laugh for some of > you. I had proxy ARP turned on for xx.xxx.xxx.146-149. I just turned > it off, and my problem has dissapeared as well as the IP conflict. > > I found this while looking through my xml config file. > > Pretty stupid of me, I hope someone got a laugh out of it. Thanks for > listening. > > Joe > > > On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 10:58:07 -0700, Joe Lagreca <lagreca at gmail dot com> wrote: > > Here is my network info: > > CPE Computer IP range first address: xx.xxx.xxx.146 > > CPE Computer IP range last address: xx.xxx.xxx.150 > > CPE Computer subnet mask: 255.255.255.248 or /29 > > CPE Computer default gateway: xx.xxx.xxx.145 > > > > Network description: > > CPE --> 8 port HUB > > --> netgear router WAN --> internal network > > --> m0n0 WAN --> internal 192.168.1.x network > > --> PC for testing with public IP > > > > I'm currently having WAN network latency issues and have been trying > > to troubleshoot. For testing I have been trying to take a computer > > from my LAN, assign it one of my external IP's and plug it in to the > > WAN HUB where the m0n0 WAN is plugged in (I need to eliminate the > > possibility of the m0n0 as being the problem). > > > > However I am running into an IP conflict problem, and can't seem to > > figure it out. My m0n0 WAN is xx.xxx.xxx.146. I also have another > > client using xx.xxx.xxx.150. When I try to assign xx.xxx.xxx.147-149 > > to my PC and plug it into my hub I get an IP conflict error. > > > > My m0n0 should only be using one IP, however it seems as if it may be > > using more than one. (Side note: I was playing around with 1:1 and > > server NAT a week or two ago, but have since deleted all of the > > mappings.) When I unplug the m0n0 from my WAN HUB and then plug in my > > PC with an external IP address it works just fine. However if I don't > > unplug my m0n0 I get an IP conflict message. How should I go about > > troubleshooting this? How can I tell for sure if my m0n0 is using > > more than one IP? > > > > Thanks for the help! > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: m0n0wall dash unsubscribe at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > For additional commands, e-mail: m0n0wall dash help at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > > |