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Howdy Phil, thanks for the follow up.
I can only access the router interface from the 192. subnet inside so I'll have to wait till this evening to look to see if it is doing DHCP. But yes, the machines behind the router are using local hostnames. The access to the Linux box by my dunwell guitar naming from the outside world is handled by the DMZ setting in the router. All info for those names are passed through to the Linux box.

Hmm, for some reason the .ziped version of the system info that I thought I'd added as a file in the first message looks like it did not upload. I'm not sure why. I'll try to add the "./getinfo.sh network" log to this message and I will also post it to
Dunwell Guitar Blind
{I got a quick Error screen about the upload. Not sure why, look at the link above for the log file.}

I did disable the IPV6 following the first suggestion of editing /etc/sysconfig/network and /etc/modprob.conf. In the later there was no line

but I added in the line


I was not sure if just doing a restart on network was all that was needed so I did a complete restart on the machine. After that the login was faster, only about 35 seconds rather than the minute and a half.

Take a look at the ./getinfo listing and let me know if you see anything that looks amiss. This log was from BEFORE I modified the IPV6. Again, I look over this but don't have the experience to know what I'm seeing. So any help appreciated! thanks.

Please advise,
Alan D.