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10-25-2001 02:37 AM
10-25-2001 02:37 AM
A quaint ping
In console,i using the ping command to test the LAN.I recieved a message,following is the message display:
#ping 192.168.88.30
ping:unknown hosts "192.168.88.30#"
Anybody can tell me what is happened?
Thanks.
Jackie Xu
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10-25-2001 02:44 AM
10-25-2001 02:44 AM
Re: A quaint ping
The only way I can get that error is issuing the command:
ping 192.168.88.30#
(notice the # at the end).
E.
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10-25-2001 02:49 AM
10-25-2001 02:49 AM
Re: A quaint ping
It seems U typed # by mistake at the end of ur ping command.
Try to give the command again.
#ping 192.168.88.30
U will be successful.
Regards
Joe.
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10-25-2001 02:52 AM
10-25-2001 02:52 AM
Re: A quaint ping
Eugen is right, why do you use # at the end, it is meaningless to ping program. if you still get the same error without # , check whether the entry for that host exist in /etc/hosts file.
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10-25-2001 03:12 AM
10-25-2001 03:12 AM
Re: A quaint ping
It looks like your command line entry may have an additional character at the end.
try again.
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10-25-2001 04:48 AM
10-25-2001 04:48 AM
Re: A quaint ping
I do not understand quaint?
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10-25-2001 06:48 AM
10-25-2001 06:48 AM
Re: A quaint ping
I guess the reason is that you have hit the '#' just to the left of your "return" key, and then pressed the "backspace" key to delete it. But it seems your "erase" key is NOT "backspace" but "delete"...
Right?
Wodisch
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10-25-2001 09:24 AM
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