04-10-2001
sorry...
sorry I keep replying to my own posts heh but I found out the problem. if you have a HP A Class server don't set the lan console ip and the machine ip on lan0 the same, or else this produces a conflict in STREAMS/UX whereby collisions occur. the t_error_ack means that an acknowledgement cannot be recieved from some software (sw in this case) due to collisions.
hope this saves someone some grief in the future!
thanks
Regards
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