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Recently I've been having a rather peculiar problem with my Internet connection.
I can connect without any problems, but when I do connect, I can only access IPs
that begin with the same three numbers as mine (in other words, 206.20.145.0).
I've tried pinging a number of addresses meeting that pattern, with results.
Anything else, such as DNS servers, doesn't work. I know the problems not with
my net connection because I'm typing this e-mail on the family iMac using the
same provider.
I guess I'll describe me setup. I have a Debian box running the unstable
distro. I have an Ethernet card, and I run an IP masquerade with the Macs
downstairs. The home network is, stupidly enough, on 172.0.0.0. I should
probably switch it over to one of the encouraged ip numbers, but I haven't
gotten around to it. If anything else is needed, let me know. It's not too
easy to cat out files right now because, as far as I can tell, Macs can only use
one TCP/IP network at once, so I don't have access to my computer from the
basement.
Thanks
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