named appears to be ignoring incoming requests

[Marc C Storck]

IRQ5 is thought to be used by AUDIO or LPT2. So may be you an onboard audio
which already uses IRQ5 or you have a second //-Interface or your NIC just
don't work with IRQ5, or even you reserved IRQ5 for ISA/EISA in the
BIOS.......... many possibilities, but it is great that it finally works!

Marc


dave <dharms at clarionmag.com> a écrit dans le message :
VA.00000038.09782ed6 at clarionmag.com...
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> > If I drop eth0 (old subnet) and leave eth1 (new subnet with dns) up,
> > bind works fine.
> >
> I moved the NIC to a different slot, now it's on IRQ 11 instead of 5
> (other NIC is on 10). Now both NICs work at the same time.
>
> Dave
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