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yes .1-.31 is a 224/27 here is your range for the 192 255.255.255.192/26 .0 net .1 - .62 .63 broadcast .64 net .65 - .126 .127 broadcast .128 net .129 - .190 .191 broadcast .192 net .193 - .254 .255 broadcast between the cisco ( gateway to the internet ) and your xserve. Place a machine...

bjeez,..all your ppp's ans sss's are screwing me up :) let me see if i can break this out: ( inet gateway )-- en0 [ xserve ] en1-- ( internal ) en0=p.p.p.141/128 upstream router = p.p.p.129/128 en1=s.s.s.1/192 clients on the ' S ' network can only see through the xserve to the ' P' network...

greetings vi /etc/hostconfig IPFORWARDING=-YES- routed is not what you want. You need to use ' route ' see man route set the default route to your ISP and then add routes to all internal subnets. by default your xserve will see the internal subnet but nothing beyond that. example: root#...

greetings Can you boot into os9 and have the drives come up ? if yes,...back them up and try to re-format them. are the drives HFS or HFS+ ? --j

greetings, i have multiple 3com switches that for some reason or so have gone brain dead and won't boot. I have: 1100 3300 3300sm 4400 and a bunch of 3900's At one time I remember there was a old DOS serial utility available that would allow me to update the ROM or Flash the boot file. Now...

A general Rule of thumb Don't set your VIrtual memory to more than 1/2 of your real memory. Your Machine will end up Swapping itself to death. example: 64mb RAM set VM to 128MB Applications will run a lighter load if VM is ON. you could even get away with setting VM to 65mb ( which is default...