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quote:Originally posted by SuSEFuckingRulZ:
I have a junker 350Mhz box I put together with spare parts, and painfully walked through the openBSD format and install.  In doing so I setup the three network cards 2static 1dhcp, got issued a dynamic IP from my DHCP server... Then the fun started (I know openBSD is locked down, but damn...)I checked my ifconfig everything looked good & pinged my network cards locally, but I can't even ping the box from any other system...

Any openBSD guru's out there wanna bail me out?
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Ok the 127.0.0.1 interface is just a virtual Loopback device.  Not the actual interface.  Couple things to check, are any of the nic cards conflicting with each other?  Are there any irq conflicts with the NIC on the DHCP server?  can you ping other boxes from the BSD system if you cannot ping the bsd box from other machines on the network.  Is the BSD box doing any type of firewalling with ifp denying ICMP?  thats all i can think of without knowing more info.  No smart ass replies.  Just trying to help out since i know openbsd.

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