I am having a problem getting a win98 workstation in a 13 unit network to ping the SCO server. I am using class B addresses on all systems. I cannot ping the win98 box from the SCO box. It was working before. I can see the other win98 boxes from this one, and can see it from the other win boxes, so the network card seems to be working ok. What am I overlooking?
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Win98 to SCO server tcp-ip problem
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Try opening the subnet mask?
What are some specifics of your B class.
What are some specifics of your B class.
Do you have a default gateway setup on yuor network.
If so, adding the default gateway to the SCO box might help.
On the SCO box what does this command reveal
netstat -nr
It should sho you the netwrok routing tables on the SCO box.
-Danny
If so, adding the default gateway to the SCO box might help.
On the SCO box what does this command reveal
netstat -nr
It should sho you the netwrok routing tables on the SCO box.
-Danny
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