Very Computer

Hello all, again.

I am running two SLIP lines out of my SCO OS 5 box and, while it was a
ODT 3 box, had no problems with that. But now it does not like me any
more. I only get one line working at any one time and it looks like it
selects which one will be working at boot time at random. I did a
FRESH installation of the OS so it's nothing left over from ODT 3. The
part in my /etc/tcp file looks like this:

/etc/slattach +e +f /dev/ttyr001 196.7.63.1 196.7.63.2 255.255.255.0 110&
/etc/slattach +e +f /dev/ttyr002 160.124.220.2 160.124.220.1 255.255.0.0 50&

Don't worry about the speed of these lines, 50 means 57600 baud, 110
means 115200 baud. These two lines where inserted by the OS 5 network
manager and not by myself.

any ideas anybody?

Kind regards,
Chris
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  Use the +v option to turn on the printing of various messages.

What happens if you turn that on for both attachments?

What happens to the connection that doesn't work?  Does it pretend to
connect, set up routing, etc., but packets don't flow?  Show how much of
the interface comes up; contrast it to the interface that's all the way
up and working.

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