Mike A wrote:
> One other thing to check...
>
> Try using a different private IP address. Your firewall may have
DHCP
> running, even if you are using static adresses on your lan, and may
not
> accept connections outside of its configured IP address range. Maybe
..100
> happens to be within its range and .102 isn't. Take your old server
> offline for a few minutes and set the IP of the new server to
192.168.0.100.
>
> Good luck!
>
> Mike
>
I'm sure this is not a network issue. The netmask inside the firewall
is 255.255.255.0. DHCP is handled from one box inside the firewall
(not the firewall). There are only a few DHCP addresses and all are
above .200 .
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