Just to let you know, none of these items will be the problem. I run a
dedicated web server, that has NONE of the above options enabled, and it
locks up regularly.
> Before we blame the masquerading stuff.. note that the box with the highest
> uptime is also masquerading and transparently proxying for all my ISDN
Again, I have none of these in my box, anyway.
> These machines were on a network with a bunch of (even more) unstable Win95
> boxes, a few NT servers and some Cisco routers. The Win95 boxes just moved
My first location had a MAC server on the same subnet, but at my new
location I'm not sure what is on the same net. I am supposed to be on my
own port. No known other box on the same subnet.
> The main differences are: the proxy and mail servers are both using the
> AIC7xxx SCSI driver. The modem boxes are the same without the SCSI stuff.
No SCSI drivers in mine, just IDE.
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