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Dave wrote:
> 
> Well the readme that is on the NTS CD (in the linux directory specifically
> says to
> initialize the ethernet device to the ip address 0.0.0.0. I have a feeling
> that this has
> got to mess with the broadcast in some way...

The default route gets a numerical destination value of 0.0.0.0, which
is your eth interface then. Seems to me to be causing the problem.

> I'll try it. I think that would make sense. Is 10.0.0.1 an in-use address
> on the internet?

No, it's part of one of the (I think) 16 consecutive Class B networks?
Definitely free space.

> I would also like to get my hands on v1.3 of the NTS client. Any word on
> how to get it
> or do I have to call for a serviceman to bring it to my door (They do that
> for me????)

Well, personally I work at my ISP, which kinda gives me a connection
(through some people) to NTS, the people who make the stuff. You'd have
to mail/phone your provider's helpdesk to ask for whether they have also
licensed a linux client. If they did, then you can probably ask them for
it.

Another place to look at: http://www.roaringpenguin.com/
Their client seems heavily 'inspired' by the NTS Enternet software. :-)
Even v1.3 of it. So that might be a good bet otherwise. Plus it's 100%
free.

-- 
Frank