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Subject: help! I can't ping my machine from my machine
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Help!
I've done something without knowing it and now I can't ping or 
communicate at all on my machine internally.

I can telnet out.
I can telnet in.

I just can do a ping localhost

or a ping localipaddress...

Any thoughts?

-Mike

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