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DSL | | Watchguard Firewall Appliance | | Win2K Server | | | | XP Boxes Linux Box The firewall appliance, Server and PC's are all connected to a simple Hub. Now for the question.... How do I get out with the Linux box? Using Debian disrto (yes I know it has a steep learning curve). I can ping within the LAN. I can use the dig command, so why won't the server let me out? What simple thing am I missing? NewsJunky |
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On 2004-10-07, NewsJunky <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> Now for the question.... How do I get out with the Linux box? Configuring the gateway and dns as they are on the XP box. If the _server_ or firewall don't let you out, maybe is because you need to configure that. Davide -- I'm still waiting for the "Honk if you hate Microsoft" [bumper sticker], but that might get annoying, everyone honking at you. -- From a Slashdot.org post |
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"NewsJunky" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:Bzh9d.2557$(E-Mail Removed) m > DSL > | > Watchguard Firewall Appliance > | > Win2K Server > | | > XP Boxes Linux Box > > The firewall appliance, Server and PC's are all connected to a simple > Hub. > Now for the question.... How do I get out with the Linux box? Your ASCII diagram shows no such hub anywhere. -- use hotmail for email replies |
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