Well my main question is how I do it at all. Even if it's not the best way
or the only way. Just humor me. I can't find any kind of docs on how to
actually do it.
-Kevin
Quoting Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> The subnet is 255.255.255.224, I just gave those ips as an example. I
> need
> the router because it is being used with wireless equipment, and as far
> as I
> know they dont make any kind of wireless wic for a cisco. The "router
> (38.185.233.175)" is connec
The subnet is 255.255.255.224, I just gave those ips as an example. I need
the router because it is being used with wireless equipment, and as far as I
know they dont make any kind of wireless wic for a cisco. The "router
(38.185.233.175)" is connected to our hub which then goes to our cisco and
Hi
Does somebody know how I can change the default mailfolder from $HOME to
$HOME/mail ?
That's because some mailclients (Lotus Notes) can't change the default mail
folder, so I have to change this at the server
I use University of Washington IMAP Server 4rev1
Tnx
Patrick
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Encryption:
On Tue, 25 Apr 2000, Kevin wrote:
> Well apparently my art career wasnt as promsing as I thought. I'll try
> again:
>
> internet ->eth0 -> 38.185.233.175 -> eth1 -> box1 (38.185.233.176) and box2
> (38.185.233.177)
>
> -Kevin
>
>
I'm not sure why you need the router. Your two machines are on
Kevin wrote:
>
> Well apparently my art career wasnt as promsing as I thought. I'll try
> again:
>
> internet ->eth0 -> 38.185.233.175 -> eth1 -> box1 (38.185.233.176) and box2
> (38.185.233.177)
Just to get clear: do you have three boxes (router, box1, box2) with ips
38.185.233.175 to 38.185.2
On Tue, Apr 25, 2000 at 05:00:31PM -0700, Kevin wrote:
> Well apparently my art career wasnt as promsing as I thought. I'll try
> again:
>
> internet ->eth0 -> 38.185.233.175 -> eth1 -> box1 (38.185.233.176) and box2
> (38.185.233.177)
Assuming you've been assigned a subnet and not a few static
Hi list!
I have an NIC with 3 ip aliases on it. How can I setup ipchains rules
to account all traffic moving throw this aliase NOT interface.
Im trying to use such rule(in test purpose), but it simply does not work.
ipchains -I input -j ACCEPT -l -i eth0:2
Best regards,
Ant
Does anyone have any experience with hacking Debian's scripts to get a
system happily running networking without portmapper, or even without
inetd? Any issues to be wary of in this area?
The motivations:
* portmapper: I can't see what need I have for it - therefore it just
becomes a security li
Thanks to all who responded - potato appears to be happily running on this
box now :-)
No special arrangements were required - we just ran the automagic setup
software and selected "other" for the o/s.
regarding:
> Now I have a specific query: the onboard ethernet is identified in
> /proc/pci as
Well apparently my art career wasnt as promsing as I thought. I'll try
again:
internet ->eth0 -> 38.185.233.175 -> eth1 -> box1 (38.185.233.176) and box2
(38.185.233.177)
-Kevin
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