setting up RH 5.1 networking to an NT dhcp network

setting up RH 5.1 networking to an NT dhcp network

Post by ian » Sun, 25 Oct 1998 04:00:00



HELP!!  i'm totally stuck here, finished installing linux, but i can't seem
to get it configured to work on the network.  trying to connect to an NT
domain and that NT box is using DHCP.  would i be able to set it up as a
static?  there are only 4 computers on the network and i always have the
same IP address.  not really sure where to go from here..

Thanks for your help!!!

 
 
 

setting up RH 5.1 networking to an NT dhcp network

Post by b.. » Sat, 31 Oct 1998 04:00:00



>HELP!!  i'm totally stuck here, finished installing linux, but i can't seem
>to get it configured to work on the network.  trying to connect to an NT
>domain and that NT box is using DHCP.  would i be able to set it up as a
>static?  there are only 4 computers on the network and i always have the
>same IP address.  not really sure where to go from here..

>Thanks for your help!!!

>mabey try dynamic adresing


 
 
 

setting up RH 5.1 networking to an NT dhcp network

Post by kevmc » Mon, 02 Nov 1998 04:00:00




> >HELP!!  i'm totally stuck here, finished installing linux, but i can't seem
> >to get it configured to work on the network.  trying to connect to an NT
> >domain and that NT box is using DHCP.  would i be able to set it up as a
> >static?  there are only 4 computers on the network and i always have the
> >same IP address.  not really sure where to go from here..

> >Thanks for your help!!!

> >mabey try dynamic adresing

I would just set it up as static for now to avoid any headaches....static
always works.
 
 
 

setting up RH 5.1 networking to an NT dhcp network

Post by Shaw II » Wed, 25 Nov 1998 04:00:00



> HELP!!  i'm totally stuck here, finished installing linux, but i can't seem
> to get it configured to work on the network.  trying to connect to an NT
> domain and that NT box is using DHCP.  would i be able to set it up as a
> static?  there are only 4 computers on the network and i always have the
> same IP address.  not really sure where to go from here..

> Thanks for your help!!!

It should be no problem to set up a static IP for your box; just don't
overlap the other boxes' IPs. If you use linuxconf, it will let you set
your static IP under networking, otherwise use something like

ifconfig eth0 999.999.999.999

(replacing the 999's with valid addresses, obviously.)
Then try to ping one of your other boxes. If you get nothing, or
especially if you get a message saying the network was unreachable, type
'route'.

look at what is shown; try a 'man route' to help you understand it.
Then try this:
route add -net 999.999.999.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev eth0
and ping again. If it works, you need to adjust your logon scripts
(actually, runlevel scripts) to reflect this. The easiest way to
accomplish this is to use linuxconf; otherwise, examine the files in
/etc/rc.d/init.d; and don't forget to read the
/usr/doc/HOWTO/NET-3-HOWTO, and other relevant HOWTO's.

 
 
 

setting up RH 5.1 networking to an NT dhcp network

Post by General Dystop » Sun, 29 Nov 1998 04:00:00


I use the DHCP daemon - I forget where it's located, but the dhcp mini-howto in
my distro (usr/doc/faq/howto/mini DHCPd.gz ) says try sunsite.unc.edu
/pub/Linux/system/Network/daemons I'm writing offline, in a car back to Austin
right now so I can't check the site but the software works fine for me and the
setup is fairly straight-forward,
Good Luck,

On Tue, 24 Nov 1998 13:38:24 -0600, Shaw III supposedly typed:
]>
]> HELP!!  i'm totally stuck here, finished installing linux, but i can't seem
]> to get it configured to work on the network.  trying to connect to an NT
]> domain and that NT box is using DHCP.  would i be able to set it up as a
]> static?  there are only 4 computers on the network and i always have the
]> same IP address.  not really sure where to go from here..
]>
]> Thanks for your help!!!
]
]It should be no problem to set up a static IP for your box; just don't
]overlap the other boxes' IPs. If you use linuxconf, it will let you set
]your static IP under networking, otherwise use something like
]
]ifconfig eth0 999.999.999.999
]
](replacing the 999's with valid addresses, obviously.)
]Then try to ping one of your other boxes. If you get nothing, or
]especially if you get a message saying the network was unreachable, type
]'route'.
]
]look at what is shown; try a 'man route' to help you understand it.
]Then try this:
]route add -net 999.999.999.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev eth0
]and ping again. If it works, you need to adjust your logon scripts
](actually, runlevel scripts) to reflect this. The easiest way to
]accomplish this is to use linuxconf; otherwise, examine the files in
]/etc/rc.d/init.d; and don't forget to read the
]/usr/doc/HOWTO/NET-3-HOWTO, and other relevant HOWTO's.

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