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Routing on Lan SOLVED

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Re: Routing on Lan

Postby ixnod » Sun May 31, 2009 10:01 pm

if you can see it with the ip address,that is definately a good thing, on the host machine, make sure that the host name is still correct. or you can get the client list from the router.

also tracert works for this purpose, so that you can see if the packets are jumping off your network. which is extemely rare these days.
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