Your right , I'm sorry.Just came home from work when I posted that and just
wasn't thinking...
David Lane
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Greetings Gentlemen: Thanks much for the responses, I have the info I
need to go further with this if my son is really interested..
His IP4v is 68.x.x.x, and my running DiG has answered most of the
other questions.. I don't want to go futher and possibly compromise
anything.. I've learned a lot w
On Sun, Sep 08, 2002 at 11:44:00AM -0700, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> Hal -- Without some details, I doubt anyone here is going to be able to
> help you. To the extent that the problems derive from details of Windows XP
> well, this is a Linux list, so I doubt we'll be of much help at that
> le
On the other hand, if he DOES have a non-private routable IP address, by
posting it to the list he will invite all manner of 'helpful' attempts
to crack his network.
The non-routeable addresses or private IP addresses according to RFC
1918 fall in the ranges of:
10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255
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Ping is definitely NOT obsolete.Before I speculate too much you should post
the IP address you are trying to ping or telnet to.Most cable and DSL modems
contain their own IP's that are in the private range.If your trying to ping
or telnet to one of those you can give it up,the user can but you on
Hal -- Without some details, I doubt anyone here is going to be able to
help you. To the extent that the problems derive from details of Windows XP
... well, this is a Linux list, so I doubt we'll be of much help at that
level in any case.
First, what is the address? How stable is it? (What I
Greetings: In the country we'll probably never have a cable modem but
my son does and that opens the query box as to how I can learn more
about them and their use..
He gave me his IPv4 address, which is, to me, odd that it's Class A,
and I used 'nslookup' and 'DiG' to get his human address..
Try
