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Hi, íīve read the threads about throubles with analogx proxy and linux boxes, however, iīvenīt luck with my problem.
I have a win2000 box, with a ADSL connection to Internet. It has 2 network cards
The First One with the real IP, gateway and DNS settings of the ISP.
The Second One with:
IP: 169.254.102.4
NetMask: 255.255.0.0
and without Static Gateway or DNS
Analogx is set in the WIN box:
Proxy Binding
169.254.102.4
Now, my linux box is set:
IP: 169.254.254.187
NetMask: 255.255.0.0
Gateway:169.254.102.4
DNS: the same of the win box (statics IPs)
My problem is that i can ping the win box (169.254.102.4) and the linux box itself, but i can reach another ip outsite of 169.254.102.4. Also i canīt access the DNS or Internet.
I read the solution: change the proxy and use NAT32 insted, but i canīt change anything in the winbox (itīs forbitten).
Did you assign that 169 IP address yourself on windows?
That's the sort of IP windows automatically assigns to an interface when it hasn't managed to set up networking properly.
You'll have to be an administrator or have appropriate permissions to change network settings in windows 2000
Once you can do that give the windows a static IP 192.168.0.1 subnet mask 255.255.255.0 and the linux 192.168.0.2 subnet mask 255.255.255.0
along with the other settings required taking into account the change in IP's
Have you thought of just using windows internet connection sharing instead? Those 192 IP's will stand good for it.
>Once you can do that give the windows a static IP 192.168.0.1 >subnet mask 255.255.255.0 and the linux 192.168.0.2 subnet >mask 255.255.255.0
>along with the other settings required taking into account the >change in IP's
Iīm going to change it, in the W2000 box itīs installed the ZoneAlarm Firewall, i have to include those IPs there too ?
Where do i configure the windows internet connection sharing, in the net card on the ADSL or the card on the home network ?
i change the IPs of the W2000 box (192.168.0.1) and the linux box (192.168.0.2)
Also i turn off the zone alarm fire wall in the W2000.
Reactivate the net card of my linux but iīm canīt reach behond the 192.168.0.1, i recive a Destination Host Unreacheble when i ping some IP from Internet.
As long as you can ping from the linux machine to the windows one at the moment it's ok.
Basically in windows run the Network Connection wizard again if that's not right just look in windows help, search for ICS as I can't remember the exact place and follow the steps to activate it.
On the Linux one the settings should be
IP 192.168.0.2
Subnet 255.255.255.0
Gateway 192.168.0.1
DNS
Well, you can try 192.168.0.1
If that don't work put in your ISP DNS Servers
Main thing at the moment is to be able to ping somewhere on the internet
You can reactivate Zone Alarm once it's working which I would and put the internal IP's into the trusted zone
It should be the Net Card on the ADSL you share, it's been a long time
Last edited by Looking_Lost; 08-03-2003 at 09:15 AM.
Hi, itīs a new problem here. In the laptop also a have installed WinXP, so i try to set the same configuration there, but now, i canīt see the W2000 from the XP. I put exacly the same configuration:
IP. 192.168.0.2
Mask: 255.255.255.0
gateway: 192.168.0.1
DNS: 192.168.0.1
Before the changes, the XP box use DHCP (however, the W2000 isnīt a DHCP, so i donīt undestand why it works)
So, ... i want to make it works in WinXP and later in Linux,
I register the IP range in the ZoneAlarm Firewall.
I assume before then you were connecting to the internet from the laptop via the other windows computer?
If you were and were'nt using Anolog X you were probably already using ICS especially as you say it got it's IP via DHCP. Windows ICS has a DHCP server built in so perhaps that explains that, for the moment though concentrate on the one thing getting linux via windows
If you have ICS up and running you could actually have just set the linux one to get an IP address by DHCP but I went for static as some people seem to have trouble with it and linux (whether self-inflicted I'm not sure)
How is the initial setup linux -> windows doing ? with and without Zone Alarm activated.
The settings I'm pretty sure are good for your laptop either booted as linux or windows an issue is dns but that's irrelevant for now.
I'll go through the steps for windows 2000 one as far as I can remember and make a change
On the network card on win 2000 connected to the laptop forget about static changing it to get an IP by DHCP (which might bring us back to why you had 169 range of addresses initially)
Run the Internet Connection Sharing Wizard again
Reboot the computer
Turn off Zone Alarm if it's back on again
if pinging the external IP address from laptop still doesn't work
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