I just set up two new 10.04 servers.
On ONE I can not get outside my LAN (with ping)or apt-get.
I checked resolv.conf and it _seems_ correct.

I am using static IPs and can ping out or in from inside the LAN.
I am using a netgear natting firewall router and do not have any
rules about blocking access to the outside


Anyone have any other ideas to check ?

bill


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On 7/22/2011 4:52 PM, Jacob Mansfield wrote:

check your gateway and routing tables
Jacob Mansfield
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Interestingly enough, the other server I just completed has no
problems connecting out. Both are on the same subnet, one with
ip 192.168.0.102 (no problem), the other is

ip 192.168.0.200 (problem).

bill


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