John,
First where is modules.conf? I looked for it in /etc, and it was not in that dir.
The card is not really
a card, it is a onboard card from Intel. It is a intel dual server MB, with 4 PII's
on it.
ifconfig returns a lot of info, what specificly do you need? What is kudzu? Is it
part of netgear?
This is a server, when I started the install I did it as a server. It is suppose to
be a web,dns, Ecomm server.
The web, dns are more important then anything else. Well being able to see the
machine from my win machine
is also important. The win box is a pii 400 with Win 2K on it. It is pointing to the
net via a DSL line. I have a
3com hub in the middle of it.
Windoze box
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Hub >> Server machine
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DSL BOX
I have been off work for about 6 months, so I have not had much money to spend. If I
get back to
work this week, I want to get a router or switch.
S
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On 6/12/2000 at 3:33 PM John Fusek wrote:
>Steven,
>
>What do you have in modules.conf? What kind of card is it? What does
>"ifconfig eth0" return? How did you configure it? Kudzu found my Netgear
>and configured it OK. Adam Slieght seems to think my problem is because I
>did a workstation install on my wifes' machine. So I have to install the
>server deamons for ftp and telnet on hers and ftp on mine. Makes me feel a
>little better because that is something I did not think to look at.
>
>If this is the problem it means I got everything else right on my own. So
>far I have been amazed how easy this thing is to setup. I have a friend who
>is now doing his 8th install of win98 since I got his X server configured.
>I just hope he dosen't decide to install linux again. We can never find out
>where he wrote down exactly what video card he has.
>
> John Fusek
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Steven Pierce [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 3:10 PM
>> To: John Fusek
>> Subject: RE: Network problem
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>> As far as I can tell the nic card is OK. When I do an init 6
>> the machine tells me that it is OK. The driver I would
>> not have any idea on checking this. I also can not ping my
>> linux box from my Win box.
>>
>> S
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>> On 6/12/2000 at 3:01 PM John Fusek wrote:
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>> >Steve,
>> >
>> >Be glad to let you know what I find out. However you seem to have a
>> >different problem from me. I have always been able to ping
>> out to the other
>> >machine. Since you can get out on windoze your cabling
>> should be okay. You
>> >sure you have the right network driver and the interface is
>> activated?
>> >
>> >I started out with cpm and and then to dos 1.1 along with mpm86.
>> >
>> >
>> John Fusek
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>> >> -----Original Message-----
>> >> From: Steven Pierce [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> >> Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 2:45 PM
>> >> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> >> Subject: Re: Network problem
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> john,
>> >>
>> >> Let me know what you find out. I am having some what the
>> >> same problem. I can ping the box
>> >> from within the box, but I can not see outside of it. I am
>> >> also a DOS person. I go back to the 2.2 days.
>> >> I can not see either box, my main box and this one. I can
>> >> get out on my Windoze box, but not the linux
>> >> one. I am also running 6.1.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> Steven
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>> >> On 6/12/2000 at 2:10 PM John Fusek wrote:
>> >>
>> >> >Everyone,
>> >> >
>> >> >I have got a problem that is stumping me. It is probably
>> >> something stupid
>> >> >I am overlooking. I have two machines networked together at
>> >> home and they
>> >> >are not communicating correctly.
>> >> >
>> >> >Anyway everything works except doing anything useful with
>> the network
>> >> >connection. Internet dial up is working fine. I can ping
>> >> both machines
>> >> >by address and name. From her machine I can telnet to mine
>> >> but not vice
>> >> >versa. Attempting to telnet from mine to hers or any ftp, I
>> >> get a message
>> >> >telling the other machine rejected or closed the connection.
>> >> The two host
>> >> >files Host.allow and deny are identical along with inetd.conf.
>> >> >
>> >>
>> >>
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