Brian Hostetler wrote: > I recently migrated my home server from SPARC Solaris to PPC Debian. The > transition was remarkably smooth and I have been humming along for nearly > a week. Sometime late Saturday, however, my Debian box "dropped off" as > far as my 2wire DSL router is concerned. It no longer shows up as an > attached device and as such, the router stopped port forwarding. I could > blame the router, but reactivating the SPARC server yielded a postive > identification. Re-IPing the Debian system with a different IP address > still resulted in the device not showing up. I've swapped cables, switch > ports, rebooted, etc. The Debian system can get out through the router > fine and the router can ping the Debian, DNS is good, etc. Working on the > belief that rpc might be needed to register the device, I look and see > that it's running. Nothing in syslog looks suspicious.
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