Back at Square 1

[Seth Dimbert]

I suppose you have the question right, though I'm not using dial-up at all;
the machine sits on my home network, which runs through a Linksys
Router/Switch connected to my DSL Modem. I just need to "educate" the Linux
Box on how to see the router and, through it, the network and Internet.

My real goal is to be able to run httpd and ftpd on the Linux Box and see
them from the rest of my home network.

-SD

On 7/13/02 11:40 PM, "Michael" <mogmios at mlug.missouri.edu> wrote:

> Is the problem that you don't know how to set up the dial-up and
> networking under Linux? Or am I missing the question entirely?
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>> Now I need to get it to see the rest of the network. My problem is that I
>> can't seem to make the information I know jibe with what linuxconf wants me
>> to tell it.
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>> I know the IP Address I want the machine to have. I know the router's IP and
>> the subnet mask. I also have the IP addy's of the DNS my ISP wants me to
>> use.
>> 
>> So, how can I get this baby to see the network/internet? I want the next
>> email I send you to come out of Pine! :)
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