From: kant@have.it   
      
   I have 3 computers connected using cat-5 and a small switch.   
   The computer kraken is running leap 15.1 patched as much as was possible.   
   Computers shrimp and crab are running leap 15.3 patched daily.   
      
   Here is a snippet of the /etc/hosts file:   
   # DHCP IP's, actually reserved, for the local beasties   
      
   192.168.1.4     clam   
   192.168.1.2     crab   
   192.168.1.6     kiwa0   
   192.168.1.7     kiwa1   
   192.168.1.9     kiwa2   
   192.168.1.8     kiwa3   
   192.168.1.10    kiwa4   
   192.168.1.3     kraken   
   192.168.1.5     shrimp   
      
   192.168.1.1     mudskipper   
      
   # Static IP's for the cat-5 critters   
   #  c is crab, k is kraken, and s is shrimp   
      
   10.10.13.4      c   
   10.10.13.2      k   
   10.10.13.3      s   
      
   Here is the output from the route command, it's the same for all of the   
   computers:   
   Kernel IP routing table   
   Destination     Gateway         Genmask         Flags Metric Ref    Use Iface   
   default         mudskipper      0.0.0.0         UG    600    0        0 wlan0   
   10.10.13.0      0.0.0.0         255.255.255.0   U     100    0        0 eth0   
   192.168.1.0     0.0.0.0         255.255.255.0   U     600    0        0 wlan0   
      
   Using, the wlan0 interface, the commands ssh and rsync will connect/pass files   
   from crab, kraken, and shrimp without problems and in any combination of them.   
      
   Using, the eth0 interface, the computers k and s will ssh or rsync in either   
   direction.  Neither will work with c.  k and c were working until I rebooted c.   
      
   The computer c can ssh or rsync with either k or s without problem.   
      
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