Ruchin Kumarwrote:
> dns problem
> [...]
Buy an SGI and install ipfilter.
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This is a discussion on DNS problem - SGI ; dns problem i have 2 machines one desktop and one laptop in my house.desktop has two network cards.one connected to internet and other to my local 192.168.100.0 intranet(intranet of just 2 machines using a small hub hehehe).the laptop is also ...
dns problem
i have 2 machines one desktop and one laptop in my house.desktop has
two network cards.one connected to internet and other to my local
192.168.100.0 intranet(intranet of just 2 machines using a small hub
hehehe).the laptop is also connected to my 192 intranet.now i want to
access internet from laptop.One solution that i did is to run a proxy
server in desktop and in IE of laptop give the address of the
proxy.this works fine when i use IE but this is useless in case i want
to connect to a an outlook exchange server which has no setting for
defining the proxy server(as in yahoo there is such a setting for
proxy).Can we do the same in microsoft outlook.It works fine on
desktop but if i wanna use it in laptop its a mess.the other solution
which is as follows:
1.Run a DNS server in desktop.Default settings.
2.Give the address of this server in my network settings in laptop.
3.Now when i tried to ping some site.it resolves IP address but it
gives request timed out.this is applicable to all sites.
check this output
F:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>ping -t yahoogroups.com
Pinging yahoogroups.com [66.218.71.198] with 32 bytes of data:
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Ping statistics for 66.218.71.198:
Packets: Sent = 8, Received = 0, Lost = 8 (100% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 0ms, Average = 0ms
so can anyone guide me in solving this out.
If there is someother way to resolve the same ,please guide me in
that.
Ruchin Kumarwrote:
> dns problem
> [...]
Buy an SGI and install ipfilter.
--
Khamba Staring
Disclaimer: my employer and I never agree.
On 10 Sep 2004 23:38:36 -0700
ruchintyagi@hotmail.com (Ruchin Kumar) wrote:
> dns problem
> i have 2 machines one desktop and one laptop in my house.desktop has
> two network cards.one connected to internet and other to my local
> 192.168.100.0 intranet(intranet of just 2 machines using a small hub
> hehehe).the laptop is also connected to my 192 intranet.now i want to
> access internet from laptop.One solution that i did is to run a proxy
> so can anyone guide me in solving this out.
> If there is someother way to resolve the same ,please guide me in
> that.
AFAIT, DNS is not your problem.
You want to look into the area of
NAT - Network Adress translation
-- google it up for the desktop machine.
There is a reason the 192.168.x.x networks are called private ones
and usable for everybody :-)
If neither of your computers is one of Silicon Graphics aka SGI, this is
the wrong newsgroup.
CU,
Achim
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> Buy an SGI and install ipfilter.
Yep, I second that. And configure NAT.