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Thanks for reading this: I've got an unusual problem, and I'm hoping someone else may have seen it. I have a Debian server, which is working OK when connected to my LAN via a regular Ethernet cord. However, SWMBO has decided that it looks better on the other side of the room, so I have attempted to use a Linksys WAP-54G in "Wireless Bridge" mode to connect the server to my router, which is a WRT-54G. The server's LAN card has a fixed IP address. The setup works OK when connected to my laptop, but when I switch the Ethernet cord to the server, I get a series of messages that alternate between "IFUP" and "IFDOWN", repeating endlessly until I force the link down manually. Resetting the WAP-54G makes no difference. Has anyone seen this before? Bill -- E. William Horne William Warren Consulting Computer & Network Installations, Security, and Service http://william-warren.com 781-784-7287
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