by Dave ThuanL » Sat, 04 Aug 2001 03:06:32
Thanks
by Frank de Bo » Sat, 04 Aug 2001 02:12:12
or configure in your browser a proxy if installed on w2k.
> Thanks
by Doug Holt » Sat, 04 Aug 2001 11:02:02
Go into linuxconf and find your network card properties; look in these
settings for a Gateway. Put the IP address of the W2K server in the Gateway
space. Make sure your IP scheme is the same as the W2K and that you have
"rights" to this server.
Doug
Quote:> Hi, i am trying to make my Linux box connect to the internet . In my LAN,
I
> have a Windows 2000 Server acting as the gateway to the internet. Other
> Windows clients are able to connect to the internet through this gateway.
> Only the Linux box is not. Can any one out there help me to make this
Linux
> box connect to the internet through the Windows 2000 server gateway? (P.S:
> all systems are connected to a HUB)
> Thanks
by Dean Thompso » Sat, 04 Aug 2001 13:21:07
Hi!,
You should only need to get your Linux machine to have its default gatewayQuote:> Hi, i am trying to make my Linux box connect to the internet . In my LAN,
> I have a Windows 2000 Server acting as the gateway to the internet. Other
> Windows clients are able to connect to the internet through this gateway.
> Only the Linux box is not. Can any one out there help me to make this Linux
> box connect to the internet through the Windows 2000 server gateway? (P.S:
> all systems are connected to a HUB)
I presume you are using the ICS with Win2000 to do the IP
forwarding/masquerading.
See ya
Dean Thompson
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1. Windows 2000 clients can't obtain gateway from Linux server
Hi,
I have a Red Hat 6.2 server, with Windows clients. The problem I am
having is that my Windows 2000 clients can't obtain the default
gateway from the server, as it is expecting to use DHCP to get this
information. (MS have kindly decided to take out the option to enter
in your gateway for Dial-up connections).
My Windows 95/98 (and of course Linux) clients have manually entered
in IP addresses and gateway, and successfully connect.
My Windows 2000 clients can connect but the gateway is incorrect.
Here is a copy of my ppp files:
/etc/ppp/options
lock
nolog
debug
/etc/ppp/options.ttyS0
auth
-chap
+pap
login
proxyarp
111.222.333.11:111.222.333.12
When the Windows 2000 client connects, the IP address becomes
111.222.333.11, however, then it accepts the 111.222.333.12 as the
gateway. And hence it won't work, because this is not the gateway!
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