OK, let me get this straight. I am in the same place Raymon is, put the Gnatbox up last night, and then fiddled trying to connect out. My problem may be a problem with the NIC (separate post on that already sent), but with just the default rules, I should be able to get out.
My gnatbox can ping and resolve names on the internet. The Gnatbox can ping my client (192.168.1.100). I have put the IP for the DNS that RR gave via DHCP to the Gnatbox in the client's setup. I test ping, and the client cannot get a response from anything. I ping the gnatbox gateway IP (192.168.1.1), get no response. I ping the gnatbox external IP, get no response. I ping the DNS IP, get no response. I ping www.cisco.com, get no response. I open a browser, and it can't resolve netscape.com. Ok, does any of this make sense? Is there something I need to do? -Andrew John Vaccaro wrote: > > Send postings to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Access the list archives at: > http://www.gnatbox.com/gb-users/ > ---------------------------------- > Raymon... > Your almost there!! Assing each machine on your protected network a unique > "192" address. In the In the TCPIP protocol properties of these machines, > set the Gateway to the IP address of the Gnatbox's network card that is > attached to your protected network. Add the DNS addresses supplied by your > Cable Modem ISP to each machine's DNS tab in the TCPIP properties. Restart > the machine when prompted and that machine should be able to connect to the > world. > -- Andrew Stueve [EMAIL PROTECTED]
