I had a similar problem. When I telnet'ed from my Windows NT 4.0 box to
the Linux server, it would only give me the server name and version info,
but not the login prompt. However it worked on my brother's Win95 box.
When I went and looked in the server's host list in Linuxconf, under "
Infomation about other hosts ", I saw that the NT box didn't have an
alias, but the Win95 box did. When I put the alias in the NT boxs
section, it worked. Try that. Put just the hostname in the section
called Alias in Linuxconf under "Information about other hosts".
Hope this helps... Let me know...
Jeremy
Eternity Technologies
Computer systems consulting
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On Wed, 7 Jul 1999 16:59:52 +0300 "Nicu Popovici" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>I have a computer with RedHat 5.2 and I have a problem with httpd =
>daemon.=20
>Which is the problem.
>After I boot and after the httpd daemon was started the following =
>message apears.
>httpd: Cannot determine local host name
>Use ServerName to set it manually.
>My problem is that I don't know why it appears and I don't know how to
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>solve this problem.
>Please help.
>
>I have another problem. I try to start telnet from my server and all I
>=
>get is a terminal where I can type something. I try to telnet from =
>another machine and I can't but it don't give any message. With
>ifconfig =
>and ping the network is good. I can ping myself. I'm in a network
>with =
>5 another computers which is running WIN98 and when I try to telnet
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>one of these machines it does nothing.=20
>
>Give me some advice.
>Nicu
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>it =
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>I don't know how to solve this problem.</FONT></DIV>
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>try =
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