On Tue, 5 Jun 2001 slurn@verisign.com wrote:
> Might the machine running kdb also be acting as a gateway or router
> for the other boxen? This would account for the lack of connectivity.
Nope. No such luck. I _wish_ it was that easy. :)
As for it being a network problem, it is -- and completely reproducable.
Fire up kdb, and no-one receives packets. Otherwise, no problems occur --
even when both systems are under heavy network load.
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