help needed for dial-in server
m.w.chang
mwchang
Mon May 17 11:35:32 PDT 2004
I agree, but I really want tjhe caller to use my dns server at
192.168.2.1. The caller 192.168.2.151 can ping 192.168.2.1, and I have
set ms-dns in /etc/ppp/options.server to 192.168.2.1. But it didn't work!
> It is not what you are doing but that your caller
> needs a DNS server(any valid outside DNS server should work).
> Let them plug in your ISP DNS serve #'s. They should then
> be able to browse by domain name. They could use yours if it
> was not a reserved IP.
I followed the sxs article by Bill Parker. And frankly, I don't quite
understand this statemment about FQDN.
You eant I need to set the primary dns suffix in win2k? How then?
> That is one of the problems trying to
> cut out the "real" ISP and do it yourself without a FQDN.
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