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Old 01-23-2002
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I'm currently using red hat 6.1 and PUMP DHCP Client, I have a Cable Modem from which I aquire my leases. I've configured the lcient corrctly to the best of my knowledge and if get assigned an IP address on the subnet for my local Ubr, however when I go to use any HTTP based program all my requests are returned as Page unavailable, however when if i use LYNX it provides the requested page, all be it in text. Any ideas? Root Shell R$
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