Hi Deepak,
Your problem statement sounds a bit incomplete. However i can suggest
this.
Yes, there used to be some IP restriction. Modern Linux systems don't have
such restrictions. You can try the following ..
1. Try pinging to the loopback address 127.0.0.1 => Installation fine
2. Try pinging to the local IP, 128.128.128.66. => N/w mod fine.
3. What does ifconfig show?
4. Try pinging to the neighbouring machines.
Best of Luck!
--
Goldwyn :o)
On Thu, 6 Jun 2002, Deepak Bajaj wrote:
> I have installed Redhat Linux 7.2 Server and we have
> an existing WINNT(WIN2000 SERVER) network in my
> organisation.I want to put this Linux server on to the
> existing NT network.While installing i had configured
> the following:
>
> IP Address 128.128.128.66
> Netmask 255.255.255.0
> Hostname linser.globe.com
> winnt domain is globe.com and the ip address of winnt
> server is 128.128.128.1
>
> After the installation was completed i tried to ping
> the winnt server but didnt get any response.
> I cant figure out what cud have gone wrong.Am i using
> wrong ip addresses.
>
> Please if some body could help me with this problem.
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