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05-13-2005 #1
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- May 2005
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- England Coventry
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WAS AN XP USSER 10.1 linux for 7 days need help please
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05-13-2005 #2
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- May 2005
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- Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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Coolvibes
Can you provide any information about your current network setup?
Are you using DHCP or a static IP?
Are you behind a firewall/router/proxy or directly on the internet?
Tux42
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05-13-2005 #3
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- May 2005
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- England Coventry
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if i try dhcp the network icon in my tray goes of so i use static even though iam using ntl
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05-13-2005 #4
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- May 2005
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- England Coventry
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iam not using firewall
and i have tryed everythink
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05-16-2005 #5
I assume that your modem is connected to router and then a lan cable runs from your box to the router?
If that is the case, goto MCC->hardware->click on networkcard and click on run configure module or something (sorry i am not at mandrake box now so dont remember the exact wording of the button). Then give your comp an ip address and set up the DNS server correctly (if you are using a router, let the router be secondary dns and let the primary dns be 127.0.0.0), else enter your isp dns server. and away you go
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05-21-2005 #6
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- May 2005
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- England Coventry
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sorry been on holiday for a week
I have one silver ntl cable modem
i have 2 firewire socketts no devices attaced to them
i allso have a network card lan which i have the cable modem connected
i have just changed th ip address on card so its diffrent from modem
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05-22-2005 #7
We know you have a modem and stuff. We just want to know how it is set up, refer to the diagrams below and tell us which one it is:
Internet --> Cable Modem --> Router --> Your LAN --> Your Computer
or
Internet --> Cable Modem -->Your Computer
The 2nd diagram assumes that you have no more computers which is connected to the internet. Based on your network setup, we can help you out better.
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05-22-2005 #8
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- Apr 2005
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I think he/she has internet--> cable modem --> router --> box set up...
what i really want to know is the configuration on the router and the linux box
is the router set to DHCP or not? If not, are the static IP addresses conflicting with another machine on the network? what IP are you using for the internal network? Is it in the form 192.168.XXX.XXX? Have you accidentally set up your router to be DHCP and your computer to be static IP? are the DNS addresses set up correctly?
J
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05-22-2005 #9
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- May 2005
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- England Coventry
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firstly lets get my gender sorted i no by the stupid questions i keep asking you think iam female sorry iam male and would go so far to say after 20 years of computing iam not stupid either the problem is i connect to the internet via the cable modem which has an ethernet cable plugged into the ethernet port on the silver ntl modem this runs to my network card with one cable so the connection is as followed internet - modem - networkcard does this help i have no other computers sharing or attached to a network as i dont have a network just one linux pc trying to access the net and i do appricate all your input as i feel quite alone and with no surport with the operating system you few gurus are my last hope thanks
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05-22-2005 #10
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- May 2005
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- England Coventry
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Oh and just so you no iam still having to dule boot to access web through windows and belive me this hurts as iam now doing most of my everyday tasks on linux and to make matters worse i dont get messages until i reboot into windows as you no this are trying times thanks again to all you people working on my problems