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Hi guys,
Well, I finally have been able to get linux working, but have had no =
luck getting my cable modem to see my computer. In windows it works =
fine, but in linux no go. Here is a little back ground.
I am using red hat linux 7.1. I downloaded the iso's and burned them to =
CD.
I have cox @home
My ethernet card is not the one they talk about in the DHCP mini howto. =
The Etherlink III 3c509b, I believe.
The card that interfaces with the cable modem is a Linksys etherlan pci =
II. It came in a networking kit I bought from Linksys. The computer also =
has a 100 Mbps card to connect it to the internal network.
The computer I want to connect directly to the internet plays more of a =
server role than anything.=20
Besides the server, I also have a home network of three other computers.
1) Is the one I normally work on. (100Mbps NIC)
2) Is my wifes. (100Mbps NIC)
3) Is a laptop with enough cable to take it anywhere in the house. =
(10Mbps NIC)
The internal network runs through a Linksys etherfast 10/100 5 port =
workgroup hub. I have not really tried to connect the other computers on =
the internal network yet, because I want to get the linux box connected =
to the internet first. I only mention the other computers to give a bit =
of an idea as to what my final goal is..... Get a linux box working as a =
"server" while doing ip masqing for my internal network.
Now my question.
I read the mini howto on the DHCP server about the -h hostname. However, =
the /sbin/ifup file already appears to have what the howto suggests to =
add. Also, I tried entering the "pump -i eth0 -h hostname" but it keeps =
coming back with a command failed message.
When I start Linux, during LILO, the eth0 card always fails to init.
The how to suggests getting the card out of pnp mode, I am looking into =
finding out how to do that with the linksys card.
Does anyone have any suggestions on what to try? Any input would be =
greatly appreciated.
I was also wondering if i might have the wrong NIC doing the wrong =
thing. What if the internal network NIC is eth0, that would really mess =
things up.
Regards,
Cliff
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Hi guys,
Well, I finally have been able to get =
linux=20
working, but have had no luck getting my cable modem to see my =
computer. In=20
windows it works fine, but in linux no go. Here is a little back=20
ground.
I am using red hat linux 7.1. I =
downloaded the=20
iso's and burned them to CD.
I have cox @home
My ethernet card is not the one they =
talk about in=20
the DHCP mini howto. The Etherlink III 3c509b, I=20
believe.
The card that interfaces with the cable =
modem is a=20
Linksys etherlan pci II. It came in a networking kit I bought from=20
Linksys. The computer also has a 100 Mbps card to connect it =
to the=20
internal network.
The computer I want to connect directly =
to the=20
internet plays more of a server role than anything.
Besides the server, I also have a home network of three other =
computers.
1) Is the one I normally work on. =
(100Mbps=20
NIC)
2) Is my wifes. (100Mbps =
NIC)
3) Is a laptop with enough cable to =
take it=20
anywhere in the house. (10Mbps NIC)
The internal =
network runs through a=20
Linksys etherfast 10/100 5 port workgroup hub. I have not really tried =
to=20
connect the other computers on the internal network yet, because I want =
to get=20
the linux box connected to the internet first. I only mention the other=20
computers to give a bit of an idea as to what my final goal is..... Get =
a linux=20
box working as a "server" while doing ip masqing for my internal=20
network.
Now my question.
I read the mini howto on the DHCP =
server about the=20
-h hostname. However, the /sbin/ifup file already appears to have what =
the howto=20
suggests to add. Also, I tried entering the "pump -i eth0 -h hostname" =
but it=20
keeps coming back with a command failed message.
When I start Linux, during LILO, the =
eth0 card=20
always fails to init.
The how to suggests getting the card =
out of pnp=20
mode, I am looking into finding out how to do that with the linksys=20
card.
Does anyone have any suggestions on =
what to=20
try? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
I was also wondering if i might have =
the wrong NIC=20
doing the wrong thing. What if the internal network NIC is eth0, =
that would=20
really mess things up.
Regards,
Cliff
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