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One way ping problem
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I have now solved my ping problem. In case it helps with the similar examples what I had to do was:
Remove the network adaptors from Device Manager from both machines. Delete the Realtek driver from Windows/System and the Realtek information file from Windows/Info/Other. Rebooting the machines then autodetected and installed software, whereupon it worked.
Remove the network adaptors from Device Manager from both machines. Delete the Realtek driver from Windows/System and the Realtek information file from Windows/Info/Other. Rebooting the machines then autodetected and installed software, whereupon it worked.
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Originally Posted by swiep
I'm having a similar problem with win2k3 and linux.
i can connect from various other systems to the linux, including one that uses win2k3 also.
I know for sure my tcp/ip (static ip, gateway,dns) settings are filled in correctly.
Cable is ok and there are 2 onboard NIC's, both don't work so i guess it;s software.
I was on the internet with it, so it worked fine untill i restarted after having installed and removed a few things.
I think i have installed something that blocks or i have removed something that allows incoming pings.
Any suggestions on what could block or is there a tool to see if it's getting blocked?
Any suggestion on how to solve this is appreciated.
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