Very Computer

--Patrick Purdon
New Linux User

I'm running slackware 3.0 and for the past few weeks I've been trying to
get my machine hooked up on my university's network.  I have a 3c509
card, the kernel was recompiled to support it and IP/TCP networking, I've
added the appropriate IP addresses to the rd.inet files, and the routing
table appears to be set-up properly (as evidenced by output from route
-n).  When I attempt to ping addresses on the local network, I get no
response--I can only ping myself.  Can anyone help?  Thanks in advance.

--Patrick Purdon
New Linux User

I'm running slackware 3.0 and for the past few weeks I've been trying to
get my machine hooked up on my university's network.  I have a 3c509
card, the kernel was recompiled to support it and IP/TCP networking, I've
added the appropriate IP addresses to the rd.inet files, and the routing
table appears to be set-up properly (as evidenced by output from route
-n).  When I attempt to ping addresses on the local network, I get no
response--I can only ping myself.  Can anyone help?  Thanks in advance.

--Patrick Purdon
New Linux User

I'm running slackware 3.0 and for the past few weeks I've been trying to
get my machine hooked up on my university's network.  I have a 3c509
card, the kernel was recompiled to support it and IP/TCP networking, I've
added the appropriate IP addresses to the rd.inet files, and the routing
table appears to be set-up properly (as evidenced by output from route
-n).  When I attempt to ping addresses on the local network, I get no
response--I can only ping myself.  Can anyone help?  Thanks in advance.

--Patrick Purdon
New Linux User

--Patrick