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From: Michael H.Collins <mike@linuxlink.com>
Subject: Re: If eth0 goes down after a reboot, rules for it will be applied to eth1.
Date: Wed, 11 Sep 2002 13:19:00 -0400
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To: Erik Enge <eenge@prium.net>
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I reboot.  seems to me dells are notorious for losing a nic.  in my case
i can usually go out, but nothing gets in.



On 11 Sep 2002 09:42:15 -0400
Erik Enge <eenge@prium.net> spewed into the bitstream:

~Hi all.
~
~I have a question about how ethernet cards work.  I send it here
~because I'm thinking that this community probably has dealt with it
~before, as it seems to me to be an obvious problem (with no apparent
~solution to me; hence this email).


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