Steve Kleene wrote:
I started the tcpdump command, then started "ping debian.org", and got the
following:
Looks like the replies get lost somehow. At least afaict they do not
make it into the interface of your computer (even dropping packets
through iptables should still make them appear in tcpdump afaik). One
idea (still strange that pinging the router works though): check that no
other computer in your network is using ip 192.168.0.4 (arping
192.168.0.4 should reply nothing, ping 192.168.0.4 should not report
doubles (albeit the latter isn't as reliable since some computers don't
reply to icmp pings); you could also watch tcpdump for a while and look
out for arp replies for that ip, it should always be your MAC address).
Also check the error count in "ifconfig eth0", maybe cabling is half
broken. If that brings nothing, I'd suspect the problem is at the router.
Christian.
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