On Mon, 3 Apr 2000, Andreas Meyer wrote:
> 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...
I'm not sue exactly what you're asking, but "dynamic" in this contextr
simply means that it asks the ISP for the DNS IPs when going online rather
than preconfiguring them. This doesn't work for other "machines" routing
through MiamiDx, though, including the emulated Mac, so you need to
configure the DNS IPs statically in the TCP/IP control panel on the Mac
side. These should be the same DNS IPs that MiamiDx itself uses with your
ISP, which you can determine by looking in the DNS servers database while
online if you're obtaining them dynamically.
Fred Wright
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