Hi Angelo,
You need to configure some DNS servers in e.g. /lib/ndb/local.
I have some notes on setting up a standalone Plan 9 CPU and file
server at the following URL:
http://wildflower.diablonet.net/~scaron/p9setup.html
It sounds like you're just trying to set up a terminal so this won't
be quite the same, but, really, a standalone terminal is of limited
use; setting up a proper server is much more interesting. You should
consider it.
Best,
-Sean
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Date: Mon, 15 Jun 2009 09:14:52 GMT
From: Angelo Papenhoff <[email protected]>
Subject: [9fans] How to set up network?
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Hello,
after my last attempt on plan9 several months ago I again decided to
give plan9 a chance and installed it,
but I have no idea how to set up my network. I think the files to edit
are in /lib/ndb but I have no clue how to do that. I read every doc on
the plan9 site that seemed promising but it didn't help me set up my
network connection.
What I want is simple (under unix): I want the system to be part in my
domain and use another computer in my network as DNS server. I already
configured /cfg/gnot/termrc to set my ip via ip/ipconfig and I can
ping other computers in my network but dns doesn't work (the doc says
I just need to start ndb/dns -r, but firstly it's already started and
secondly it doesn't work). Could anyone please explain to me how to
set up my network?
Thanks,
Angelo Papenhoff
