Charles,
Thank you for the info.
Steven
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On 8/8/2000 at 9:52 PM Charles Galpin wrote:
Hi Steven
On Tue, 8 Aug 2000, Steven Pierce wrote:
Charles,
Thank you for this information. I am a little behind on my mail. So I did not get
to this
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Sure! Change the order that your machine checks the names
set it to check files first, then dns. You should be able
to do this in a number of places, including Linuxconf.
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From: Burke, Thomas G. [mailto:[EMAIL
"Burke, Thomas G." wrote:
I thought I had done this, already... Which files are they, I don't recall
now.
/etc/host.conf
here is what mine looks like
order hosts,bind
multi on
you can add the ipaddresses for the machines on your local net in the
/etc/hosts file
the following format works
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From: Bret Hughes [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 12:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Redhat and DSL
"Burke, Thomas G." wrote:
I thought I had done this, already... Which files are they, I don't
recall
now.
/etc/host.conf
here is
At 01:18 PM 08/10/2000 -0400, you wrote:
Interesting, as that's what mine looks like too...
Of course, I'm using my ISP's doamin rather than my own... Maybe that's the
problem, but I would think it woud pull them from my hosts file before it
went off looking for a DNS..
hermm... What's up
Roy Harrison wrote:
check /etc/nsswitch.conf file. it has the order of lookup in there.
Roy
I thought that was only used for NIS?
Bret
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At 03:47 PM 08/10/2000 -0500, you wrote:
Roy Harrison wrote:
check /etc/nsswitch.conf file. it has the order of lookup in there.
Roy
I thought that was only used for NIS?
Bret
Nope... it can also cause long delays in logging on if it's not configured
right.
Roy
On Tue, 08 Aug 2000, you wrote:
Charles,
Thank you for this information. I am a little behind on my mail. So I did not get
to this until today. I am getting ready to do this next week. Wife gone all week,
so
I will have some more timeG Question... Can you put the DNS servers
yes, I think in my original email I sugegsted that. Just be be clear
though, on each machine (windows and linux) he should
1. put the name/ip pairs of all machines on his LAN in the
"hosts" file. This is /etc/hosts for linux, and somewhere under the
windows dir for windows (use the find feature
On Wed, 09 Aug 2000, you wrote:
yes, I think in my original email I sugegsted that. Just be be clear
though, on each machine (windows and linux) he should
1. put the name/ip pairs of all machines on his LAN in the
"hosts" file. This is /etc/hosts for linux, and somewhere under the
windows
suggestions?
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From: Charles Galpin [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 2:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Redhat and DSL
Agreed.
However, a "caching only" nameserver, only serving the internal interface
can
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Redhat and DSL
Sorry to come in late to this exchange...
I ave no DNS installed on my machine. However, I am running an internal
network 0n 192.168.68.x...
These machines need to have names, so I chose names I new were unused on my
ISP's network - thus, ny
;)
She will want to configure her LAN as follows. Sorry, but my ascii art
sucks
internet
|
DSL router/modem
|
RedHat Server (with *two* network cards)
|
hub
|
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win98NT
I'll explain the setup from the inside out, since
Hi Steven
On Tue, 8 Aug 2000, Steven Pierce wrote:
Charles,
Thank you for this information. I am a little behind on my mail. So I did not get
to this until today. I am getting ready to do this next week. Wife gone all week,
so
I will have some more timeG Question... Can you
3 IP addresses, and then set up a
domain. But I'm unsure of how to configure DSL - we don't have this service
in the UK at the moment. We are running redhat version 6_0. Does the redhat
kernel support DSL?
I'm thinking that the best solution would be to network the 3 machines using
private IP
thinking that we should have purchased 3 IP addresses, and then set up a
domain. But I'm unsure of how to configure DSL - we don't have this service
in the UK at the moment. We are running redhat version 6_0. Does the redhat
kernel support DSL?
I'm thinking that the best solution would be to network
way to set up this network?
I'm thinking that we should have purchased 3 IP addresses, and then set up a
domain. But I'm unsure of how to configure DSL - we don't have this service
in the UK at the moment. We are running redhat version 6_0. Does the redhat
kernel support DSL?
I'm thinking
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Hi,
I'm hoping someone can help me help a colleague in the US, with the
setting up of a small networkusing the following:
PC [win98], NT server, Redhat server, a hub
Thanks very much Bret - I'll give this a go on Monday.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21 July 2000 15:15
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Subject: Re: Redhat and DSL
Nigel Trivass wrote:
Hi,
I'm hoping someone can help me help a colleague
Thanks very much Jamin, I'll be in touch on Monday.
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From: Jamin Collins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21 July 2000 15:09
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Redhat and DSL
There are a few different ways to do what you are looking for. From my
point of view
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