hi folks ,
oops !
the whole problem was due to misconfiguration ( gateway ip in dns ip & vice
versa ). O.k. ! o.k. ! i made a mistake, but that is how anyone will learn
:-)
Now some problems:
1) I cannot telnet to the linux machine from another machine. The linux
machine ip is : *.*.29.* and my win machine is *.*.28.* .
what should I do ?
2) The internet proxy server requires password authorization to connect to
the w3. however, it seems that Netscape ( v4.6) dosen't support that ?? i am
getting no logon prompt. Any ideas why ? also is there some other web
browser ( please don't say lynx ) to use ?
please keep in mind that I am unable to connect to the net from there.
ciao
Vibhu..
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� Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2000 2:45 PM
� To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
� Subject: RE: [LI] problem with accessing network.
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� On Tue, 18 Jan 2000, VIBHU RISHI wrote:
�
� > There is some problem with the network connectivity as even
� mail is not
� > able to run.
�
� Let's do this systematically:
�
� - What are the IP addresses of each of the machines involved?
� Are they all
� on the same segment (i.e. 192.168.1.1, 192.168.1.10, etc.)?
�
� - after pinging the Windows machines *by IP address* from the Linux box,
� what does the command "arp -a" tell you?
�
� Atul
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