Subject: Re: Hard Network Things.
From: Eric Reischer (emr@engr.de.psu.edu)
Date: Mon Oct 23 2000 - 21:18:38 MDT
Depends on your version of linux. Most times, depending on the distro, the
IP config information can be found either in /etc/network/interfaces (if
your distro uses the ifup/ifdown scheme), or I've seen it directly in the
/etc/init.d/network script (that's on a machine that uses the ifconfig and
route options). Having not gotten YellowDog installed on my machine yet
(somebody please help!), I can't tell you which route you should be looking
for.
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Eric Reischer
CCIL Network Administrator
emr@ccil.org
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At 11:09 PM 10/23/00 , you wrote:
>Well, I've gotten another IP address from my cable provider to run the YDL
>server on. I've also got my other ISP providing DNS service and pointing
>several domains at it. I made a few tentative stabs at configuring it,
>but panicked when it didn't work and hastily reset everything to its
>original condition. -=8-0
>
>As those of you who've bailed me out before know [you know who you are ;-)
>], I've got a Mac running IPNetRouter as the current internet gateway, and
>the YDL machine is currently configured with a non-DNS hostname and a
>192.168.X.X IP address.
>
>Now, the YDL machine has (or it will after I make the changes) its own
>externally visible IP and is still connected via the ethernet hub.
>
>I know this is a big question, but where do I get started making the changes?
>
>New IP address <--
>Several domain names <--
>no local DNS <--
>connected via 10T to internal network and cable modem <--
>
>Time to drink from the fire hose again.... ;-)
>
>Thanks!
>
>Best regards,
>
>Gawain Reifsnyder
>Guitar.net, Inc.
>http://guitar.net
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