The alternate network connection may not work for this.
That is so you don't use the APIPA addresses if you can't connect to a DHCP
server.
Are you admin on your laptop? If you are then there is stuff you can do.
Google search for the NETSH command, there are some BATch file examples on
changing
Hello,
Thanks again for your help. I finally have it working.
Put the inter_servers statement one line worked
(didn't work with back-slashes, only all on one line
only). Now my next question is how to do the telnet
thing. I'm assuming it's pretty easy. My I just missed
it in the docs, could someo
> Any help is most welcome on how to get the work DNS from populating
while at
> home, so I can use the laptop on the internet.
Well, I haven't made the leap to XP yet, but earlier versions of 'doze
had the ability to manually enter DNS servers, or to get them via DHCP.
In Win2K, this is in networ
OK _ I think I started something here.I am using the alternate IP
address in WinXP and using DHCP on workl and home connections.
I have DHCP working on both networks. Here is the output of ipconfig/all on
the loptop while connected at the home lan:
Windows IP Configuration
Host Name . . . . .
On Wed, 2002-10-23 at 13:06, Kevin wrote:
> I have a fully working network using DHCP, Dachstein 1.02 two floppy
> version.
> Work just gave me a laptop with WinXP installed. In the documents, I see
> where you can have two ip stacks and WinXP will use the correct stack.
Well, sort of. Your mail p
Le Mercredi 23 Octobre 2002 23:12, Larry Platzek a écrit :
> Hi Jacques,
> can we have a module for 3c509 cards usually 3c509.o or can some other
> driver work? I hope was not blind when I looked for it. I found 3c59x.o,
> I think that would not work.
In 2.4.18/net you will find contib driver, most
To run this command you want to go to "start" > "run". Type "cmd" hit enter.
You get a dos screen. At the command prompt type "ipconfig /all". This
will give you the info about your network interfaces.
To relese and then renew type "ipconfig /release" and then "ipconfig
/renew".
-Original M
Jacques:
Thanks.. I'll upgrade to rc4, lucky I just got into LRP last
week so I don't have too many modifications. Thanks for all your hard work.
-Alby
(Virginia)
>
> Le Mercredi 23 Octobre 2002 22:52, Alby a écrit :
> > One Question, is there an easy way to upgrade from
> >
Le Mercredi 23 Octobre 2002 22:52, Alby a écrit :
> One Question, is there an easy way to upgrade from
> rc3 to rc4 without having to redo all my custom configs on rc3?
>
> -Alby
Alby:
I already got that request from some users (kpk among others): the idea was
to create an "update" package.
> Problem is work and home networks use DHCP, work also uses WINS with a
> static IP address.
>
> I tried to not use the work domain when booting up at home, however I
am not
> the admin so I can't change. The laptop will acquire a local IP,
however it
> also latches onto the work WINS server. The
One Question, is there an easy way to upgrade from
rc3 to rc4 without having to redo all my custom configs on rc3?
-Alby
>
> Finally, it's out. All the details are here:
> http://leaf.sourceforge.net/article.php?sid=61
>
> This should be the last rc version before 1.0
Le Mardi 22 Octobre 2002 17:31, vous avez écrit :
> Hi Jacques
>
> Can you compile the following two modules for me? I
> First driver:
> ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/products/servers/supportsoftware/linux/redhat/bcm5
>7 00-2.2.23-1.src.rpm
http://leaf.sf.net/devel/jnilo/bering/latest/modules/2.4.18/net
Another way to do this is with an IPSec gateway. This would bridge the two
networks and make it very similar to sending an email from within your
network at work. However this becomes a little more detailed, esp. if you
don't have access to the servers at work.
Joey
-Original Message-
I have a fully working network using DHCP, Dachstein 1.02 two floppy
version.
Work just gave me a laptop with WinXP installed. In the documents, I see
where you can have two ip stacks and WinXP will use the correct stack.
Problem is work and home networks use DHCP, work also uses WINS with a
stati
Hi James
handling mail services is a bit off topic here, you will get detailed
information concerning mail and DNS on the respective forums, if you get
everything set up you won't have to use an ip address anymore, please don't
forget the open relay topic.
Have fun
Erich
James Duberg wrote t
> It occurred to me that if I specified the office IP address as my SMTP
> server for my home email client, then allowed and port forwarded SMTP
> through the office Dachstein firewall to my office server, then I
should be
> able to send mail directly to co-workers at their "local" or
"internal"
>
This is somewhat off-topic. I am just looking for some general guidance. I
know just enough about this stuff to be dangerous.
I've got Dachstein boxes at home and at work, both with cable connections
and 192.168.1.x networks behind them. I run fetchmail, procmail, postfix
and IMAP on the office
Thank you to all the people that were helping me out setting up my
firewall. I never could get the VPN working, so and boss got in such a
rush to have it up and running that he told me to go get the GallantWeb
server. It only cost $399.00 and comes with everything that we
needed. VPN
Hi Charles
Hi all
>NOTE: If your two networks will be talking to each other a lot, >you'd
>be a lot better off having both networks hooked to the Dachstein box
>(with a third ethernet card). Otherwise, you've either got to add a
>static route to each system on the 192.168 network (so they can re
I have an exell file that describes just about everything in that list.
I used that list and ran it through freshmeat & sourceforge.
The exell file was imported into the cvs descriptions.
I don't know the exact link for cvs anymore though.
Mike, care the fill in the blank?? Thanks
Kim
>-- Origi
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