tible", then no. The MS Domain Name Server
has some proprietary hacks in it to support their idea of a "Windows NT Domain"
that only NT servers are supposed to grok.
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try tracerouting your ISP's DNS server and
see if it is reaching the other side of the PPP link.
4) If you have no control over your ISP's routes, then you can enable
masquerading on the Red Hat box and bypass the problem entirely.
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In Unix, the 0x notation is almost always used because that is the notation
used in C, and Unix == C.
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did you download the updated usernet package?
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passed are these:
interface-name tty-device speed local-IP-address remote-IP-address
The username you can get from utmp or /var/log/messages or possibly adding an
entry in PAM to make it log it in a special place for you.
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ss because lilo overrides it with whatever is in /etc/lilo.conf for
that boot option. Some boot floppies need the kernel to figure it out for
itself, and thus rdev is necessary.
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oc busy
> What would this mean? Yes, I do have a /proc directory. Please advise.
> Also,
> which list would be more appropriate for this?
>
> Chris
The hurricane list would be appropriate since this was a bug with 5.0's
initscripts. Their errata page has a fix for it.
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looked at microsofts website and have had no luck, the only thing
> I
> found was how to force PAP and disable chap and mschap alltogether.
>
> Has anyone else had any luck doing this, and if so, what am I doing
> wrong??
>
> Thanks
>
> Justin Hammond
NT for whate
Default Gateway:
> Gateway Device: /dev/ttyS2
>
> I am getting close, I can feel it! :-) Please advise. Thanks for yr
> patience :-)
>
>
> Chris
Two points:
1) Remove the default gateway settings. pppd will set them automatically.
2) Add your ISP's DNS server&
t;add" a
PPP link, make it use PAP, mark it as user controllable, and you're done. Use
usernet to bring the link up and down.
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initially).
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> Hope this helps!
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Another thing to check is to make sure your modem and your kernel are in
agreement as to which IRQ to use.
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chat -v -f /etc/ppp/wmppp-login' \
> -detach crtscts modem defaultroute \
> /dev/modem 115200
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Is your /dev/modem symlinked to /dev/ttys0 instead of /dev/ttyS0?
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lp.
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>> Simon Gao
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For an exhaustive list, check the 'chat' man page. chat is actually a pretty
useful program. You can make it resend a string when no reply is found and a
whole bunch of other goodies.
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anufacturers provide these to MS, they must be the right
init strings to use. Fortunately, there's no NDA for AT sequences. ;) So just
borrow the Win95 init string and insert them into your chat script.
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) or is my server provider giving me bum
> info.
to use pap-secrets, add "user joe" to the options file. I don't recall what switch
to use for CHAP. It really is up to your ISP which one it prefers.
> 3. I also tried to use minicom to connect to my ISP then quit without re
7;t have it for Linux and I don't like Navigators mail client. A gui with
> mouse support would be nice but not necessary.
> Thanks,
I'd recommend xfmail, especially if you get your e-mail from your ISP by POP3.
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o change the mail part soon. If not how do I turn it off?
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no, you probably don't need it. just rpm -e sendmail
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alled linux 5.0 and i am
> facing the problem.
>
> Please SUGGEST a workaround/solution . I will post my PPP related
> question later.
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> Thanks a lot
>
> Imran
use setserial to tell the kernel to use irq5 on com3.
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ot; on the PPP link?
Did you enable "Network Packet Forwarding?" on the routing tab?
Are the other machines on the LAN pointing towards the Linux box as their default
gateway?
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bably missed an option that it
needs to work properly.
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The next time the network script runs (at boot-up or when switching run-levels),
it will now enable IP Forwarding.
Note: all the netcfg does when you check that button is to add that line, it just
GUIfies the task for you.
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