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Hello List,

        I have 2 machines, 1 is BSD, 1 is win95. They can't ping each other, 
but the bsd box comes up in Network Nieghborhood. What's going on? Is it not 
possible to ping a windows machine from a unix box? They are on the same hub 
via UTP. IPs are 192.168.1.x and netmasks are same (255.255.255.0). No ipfw 
or routed running. Does anyone out there have a small network like this that 
mabye I can bounce a few questions off you? Thanks in advance!

Alex


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