Re: Trusted user question

> Mark > > Check your hosts.equiv file? I don't have a hosts.equiv file. As I understand it, its function is similar to the .rhosts files I created, just at a system level rather than user level. Anyway, I didn't need it (or .rhosts) before the change and am trying to understand why I need one or the other now. > Go strangle your network administrator until he gets his > certification...... That is currently under consideration. > Could be a combo subnet mask and router problem. Could you elaborate on this? I've thought it might be something like that, but don't know routers or IP subnets well enough to say for certain if they could cause this. thanks Mark Collins mcollins@us.dhl.com Dilbert is a documentary.