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Take a look at Samba - found the following link using google -
http://www.math.u-szeged.hu/hardsoft/hsdetail.htm

Just to confirm that ping works from the remote workstations to the host ?
With regard to network stability check on the workstations using netstat, i.e. on unix '#netstat -i' or on NT ':\netstat...

You should be able to connect via a serial port on a pc using the console cable supplied by Cisco, to the console port on the switch:...

Couple of things to check:

1. Check if interface is configured - # ifconfig -a

2. Check if interface is seen by the kernel - dmesg and grep for the name of the interface, i.e. # dmesg | grep...

What version of iptables are you running....there have been a number of ftp issues with earlier versions....I think the latest for Linux is 1.2.6

To get the benefit of two network cards connected to the same subnet you will need to implement 'IP Network Multipathing'. Sun describe how this is configured to achieved both increased data...

Try connecting the suspect switch directly to the router.

Also have you checked the switch port configs...make sure you confirm the port on the good switch and the interconnecting port on the...

What is the response from 'ifconfig -a' ?

One tool I have found very useful is 'proctool' as it shows exactly how the load is spread across all your CPU's, i.e. bad single thread code etc. Again this is Solaris freeware....

Assuming the model of DSL router has an inbuilt 4-port switch or an ethernet interface you should be able to attach to your local network that your solaris host is connected to....assigning a...

Does each switch have a seperate connecting cable to the router, i.e. does the router have 2 LAN ports ?
When you changed the cisco switches around to test, did you also switch the LAN connection...

With regards to AIM I have heard of a product called Bonim....although I have not used it myself -
http://members.tripod.com/boneheadproductions/bonim/

There lies your problem....the ip address should be that of your ISP's nameserver NOT your routers address.

Quickest way to see if a port is in use is to simply use the 'netstat' command and grep for the port you are interested in. Also note that port alias names can be configured in '/etc/services' thus...

Also have a look at this user guide -
http://squid-docs.sourceforge.net/latest/html/book1.htm

Just to clarify that you have swapped the suspect switch with the good switch and the 7 pc's in question connect successfully with the remote Citrix server ?

If 'yes' then this does not sound like...

I can't say I've ever seen a hub that supports FDX. Just opt for a switch or 2 depending on testing you are performing. (Note that not all switches will support VLAN routing...managed switches will...

True you do not have to run NAT if you are allowing the equipment your communicating with at the end of the dsl link to communicate via the assigned IP addresses of your devices on the 4 port switch....

Do you mean that your Unix host has 3 LAN connections (interfaces) and acts as a hub ?? If yes, then NAT is available between the interfaces so long as each is defined with a different subnet...

Take a look at a product called Solstice X.25 - http://wwws.sun.com/software/x25/index.html
I would assume that there is simialr software available for other flavours of unix.

Leigh