Need help keeping Apache awake on RedHat 9

I am not sure what my problem is or if it really is an Apache problem at
all. Here are the symptoms for your consideration and comment...

1. Apache 2.0 standard install (did not change any defaults) using the
RedHat 9 ISOs.
2. Win2K client using IE 5.5
3. Use Mozilla from server to view home page... works fine
3. Point client to server... on LAN using IP addressing
(http://192.168.x.x)... no joy
4. Ping from client to server... works fine
5. Point client to server... on LAN using IP addressing
(http://192.168.x.x)... no joy
6. Ping from server to client... works fine
7. Point client to server... on LAN using IP addressing
(http://192.168.x.x)... works fine
8. a few minutes pass and I try to Point client to server... on LAN using IP
addressing (http://192.168.x.x)... no joy again.
9. Repeat steps 6-8 works every time.

Any ideas? BTW, I am using a Linksys BEFSR41 and an Avaya AP500 wireless
bridge with 802.11b wireless NIC in the client PC. Internet connectivity
from both client and server works consistently all the time... no problems
at all... can browse to Internet sites without any problems. It just seems
to be in getting Apache to serve up pages to the client connected via the
wireless bridge and the router. I have not had a chance to test whether
Apache is serving up content to browser coming from the Internet yet but
intend to do that as well when I can a chance.

Thanks!
Chip

Chip G <NOSPAMchipg_98@atyahoo.todelete.com> wrote:
> 3. Point client to server... on LAN using IP addressing
> 4. Ping from client to server... works fine
> 5. Point client to server... on LAN using IP addressing
> 6. Ping from server to client... works fine
> 7. Point client to server... on LAN using IP addressing
> (http://192.168.x.x)... works fine
> 8. a few minutes pass and I try to Point client to server... on LAN using IP
> addressing (http://192.168.x.x)... no joy again.

It looks like a cook-up in the network, I had similar problem with a
busted switch. There isn't a easy way to debug that, I'll start with
checking the network card an the connection between the server and the
rest of the network.

Davide