Unfortunately, I know nothing of NIS...I'm afraid I'll be of no help
on that one.
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000 04:52:08 -0400 (AST), Luke C Gavel wrote:
>
>Uh, what are the thoughts on usig NIS for this, if the gentleman
>in question is using host files for the local network(s)? Is
>this recommended, or
Uh, what are the thoughts on usig NIS for this, if the gentleman
in question is using host files for the local network(s)? Is
this recommended, or is it a service too insecure for a Internet
gateway/firewall to be serving?
Best Regards,
LG
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Mike Burger wrote:
> Could your s
Could your system be having trouble resolving the IPs of your other
systems to domain names? That happens quite a bit...you might need to
create entries in your /etc/hosts file, or update your reverse DNS file.
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Bruce Sackett wrote:
> When the folks in my office first start
When the folks in my office first start up their Win PC's and check
mail or telnet, or whatever, to our Red Hat 6.2 Mail Server. If you
'ping', you get a normal response, but the connection just hangs
for anything else.
This server runs Mail, DNS, Masquerading, etc. If you hit the web
