RE: DSL connection on LAN with RedHat 6.2 server has failed.

William Dolphin wrote on Wednesday, 19 March 2003 16:35: >> Does the RH6.2 server itself have an externally visible internet >> address? If so what ports are visible to the internet? > > It has a static IP address assigned by the DSL ISP. What ports may be > visible, I

RE: DSL connection on LAN with RedHat 6.2 server has failed.

Does the RH6.2 server itself have an externally visible internet address? If so what ports are visible to the internet? It has a static IP address assigned by the DSL ISP. What ports may be visible, I don't know. Are you saying you have never applied any security patches? I've not applied any pa

Re: DSL connection on LAN with RedHat 6.2 server has failed.

??? im not sure y i got this email i am trying to install a dual boot system 1st winxp 2nd redhat 8.0 have had much troubles with the iso files i burnt to cd i tried it twice just to make sure the media wasnt the problem now when i try to install 8.0 i get a erroe message that a file c

RE: DSL connection on LAN with RedHat 6.2 server has failed.

William Dolphin wrote on Wednesday, 19 March 2003 09:09: > I'm willing to try anything, but it was working with current settings > but now is not. > > No router, just a pair of "dumb" switches. The server uses > the DSL gateway, but sets a different one for the compute

Re: DSL connection on LAN with RedHat 6.2 server has failed.

William Dolphin said: > Thanks, Nate. You're right about the kernel. I'll try what you suggest. > > Any reasons why any of this would have CHANGED? It's been working fine for > a few years. > > Thanks again. > if nothing on the system has changed(that includes the system not being rebooted or an

Re: DSL connection on LAN with RedHat 6.2 server has failed.

Thanks, Nate. You're right about the kernel. I'll try what you suggest. Any reasons why any of this would have CHANGED? It's been working fine for a few years. Thanks again. -Wm. At 02:31 PM 3/18/03 -0800, you wrote: William Dolphin said: > Hi all, > > I'm a linux dunce trying to straighten out a

Re: DSL connection on LAN with RedHat 6.2 server has failed.

t 6.2. > > Small mixed LAN (win/mac) on Linksys dumb switches was fully operational > and stable, no hardware or software changes. DSL connection went down 2 > days ago. Server reboot fixed, but went down again yesterday and won't come > back. > > DSL works on direct connec

Re: DSL connection on LAN with RedHat 6.2 server has failed.

roblem for a LAN server running Red Hat 6.2. > > Small mixed LAN (win/mac) on Linksys dumb switches was fully operational > and stable, no hardware or software changes. DSL connection went down 2 > days ago. Server reboot fixed, but went down again yesterday and won't come >

Re: DSL connection on LAN with RedHat 6.2 server has failed.

William Dolphin said: > Hi all, > > I'm a linux dunce trying to straighten out a sudden internet connection > problem for a LAN server running Red Hat 6.2. check to be sure ip_forwarding is enabled redhat 6.2 I think comes stock with 2.2.x kernel, so cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward if it says

DSL connection on LAN with RedHat 6.2 server has failed.

Hi all, I'm a linux dunce trying to straighten out a sudden internet connection problem for a LAN server running Red Hat 6.2. Small mixed LAN (win/mac) on Linksys dumb switches was fully operational and stable, no hardware or software changes. DSL connection went down 2 days ago. S

DSL connection problems for RH 8.0

I am having problems browsing the web or while trying to ping say yahoo.com. I think I am able to connect to my ISP, as evident from below given outputs. Of particular interest(at least I think so) are the fields Peer and Name in tcpdump output. I have highlighted them using '#'. I have remov

Turn Connection ON/OFF (Was: Re: DSL-Connection)

Hello, thank you for your help. My DSL-Connection works now. But if the Connection ins activated in the Network-Configuration-Window, there is always a connection. Is there a more simple way of opening and closing the connection, or do i have to change this always in this window. Isn't th

Re: DSL-Connection

On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 14:27, Mauritius Hiller wrote: > Hi Cliff, > > thanks for your hints. I just installed the rp-pppoe.rpm. Now I want to > start the adsl-config, as it is saied in > http://europe.redhat.com/products/linux/new/isdnadsl.php3 . But > opening a terminal in GNOME, changing to root

Re: DSL-Connection

Hi Cliff, thanks for your hints. I just installed the rp-pppoe.rpm. Now I want to start the adsl-config, as it is saied in http://europe.redhat.com/products/linux/new/isdnadsl.php3 . But opening a terminal in GNOME, changing to root by "su root", and writing the command "adsl-config", nothing hap

Re: DSL-Connection

On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 11:55, Mauritius Hiller wrote: > Hi everybody, > > i just set up a new RH8.0. I want to install a networkcard, and then i wanne > use DSL over this networkcard. I settet up the card just within the > Installation-process, and gave the static IP 192.168.0.100. I settet Netmask

DSL-Connection

Hi everybody, i just set up a new RH8.0. I want to install a networkcard, and then i wanne use DSL over this networkcard. I settet up the card just within the Installation-process, and gave the static IP 192.168.0.100. I settet Netmask to 255.255.255.0. I didn't insert anythink for Gateway and DNS

Re: losing DSL connection after lots of updates

On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 12:32:59PM -0500, Charles Galpin wrote: > > Since I'm not there it's hard to tell. I'll set up a cron job with wget > to a non existant file so I have a record of when it's alive or not. > That should give me a good idea. Good question though. The ip never > changes btw. >

Re: losing DSL connection after lots of updates

On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 11:55:56AM -0500, Charles Galpin wrote: > Anyone seen anything like this? Anyone know how to query rpm for all > packages installed since a date (so I can see what else changed) The following script will list all your packages sorted by the time they were installed. #!/bi

Re: losing DSL connection after lots of updates

On Thu, 2002-02-21 at 12:12, Hal Burgiss wrote: > On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 11:55:56AM -0500, Charles Galpin wrote: > > > > Anyone seen anything like this? Anyone know how to query rpm for all > > packages installed since a date (so I can see what else changed) > > rpm -qa --last (shows all in dat

losing DSL connection after lots of updates

I ran up2date on a 7.2 PC that was getting a bit behind in updates (but running perfectly). One of the updates was the 2.4.9 kernel. Since then it is constantly losing it's DSL connection. Since I'm administering it remotely I'm having trouble figuring out what's going wrong

Re: sharing a DSL connection

On Mon, Dec 24, 2001 at 04:12:55PM -0500, Jake Colman wrote: > Although not a RH solution, the easiest thing to do is to buy a LinkSys box > (or SMC, etc) and have it do the sharing for you. I don't understand the need. A Linux box can do IP forwarding and masquerade, plus act as a firewall, wit

Re: sharing a DSL connection

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Re: sharing a DSL connection

You could hook a router up to the modem and run dchp on the routher and dhcp on the labtop and linux box - Original Message - From: "vijay singh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, December 24, 2001 8:29 PM Subject: sharing a DSL connect

sharing a DSL connection

Hi.. would appreciate any pointers on how to share a DSL connection btw a Linux box and a Windows Laptop. happy holidays vijay _ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support