The biggest problem I have seen that could cause what you are describing
is when you have 2 default routes 

when you type "route" on the console how many lines do you have that say
default under Destination if you have more than 1 it will cause problems

To remove the unwanted route: and fill in a different eth if it is not
eth0
"route delete default eth0"


A good way to test how your box is going to get to a destination is to
use

"ip route get ip.of.destination"
and see what interface is going to be used.


Jim



On Tue, 2004-04-06 at 13:13, George Gambill wrote:
> I installed (and configured) a second nic card (eth1) in my RH 8.0 Samba 3.0 Server (linuxws055).
> 
> eht0 is configured (static) as a member of the corporate domain (10.1.xxx.xxx).
> 
> eth1 is configured (static) as 192.167.1.1.
> 
> When eth1 is physically installed, my win2K box can't see linuxws055.
> 
> When eth1 is physically removed (leaving the configurations alone) things are good.
> 
> ifcfg-eth1 looks good
> 
> An interesting side bar, when booting, the systems shows bringing up both eth0 and eth1 as OK when eth1 is not physically there.
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> George
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