On 31-M�r-00, Iljitsch van Beijnum wrote:
> It is also not unheard of that a box answers a UDP request (such as a DNS
> lookup) made to one of it's IP addresses with a reply that has another of
> it's IP addresses as the source address. Some clients don't care about
> this, some do and consequently never "see" the reply.
When I try to connect to the internet via nullser per Netscape (with proxy
actiavted in netscape) I get error-messages like "No DNS-entry for
proxy.kdt.de on port 3128". With the proxy-server disabled I get these
messages for the URL. Why can�t Netscape use this proxy with MiamiDx? Could
it has something to do with the firewall enabled or because the "Get
dynamic DNS server" option in the TCP-settings for the nullser-interface is
disabled?
I have two primary DNS-entries in TCP/IP on the Mac-side. In the
internet-interface in MiamiDx the ICMP-checkbox is checked and the "Get
dynamic DNS server" option is refered to "add".
If I only knew what such a DNS-server is or how it works...
Regards
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