[thelist] Networking: Localhost AND the net?
Frank
framar at interlog.com
Fri Dec 8 15:28:52 CST 2000
> Diagnosis will be greatly simplified if you post the
> following information:
Thank you! I honestly didn't know what information to offer. I thank
you all for you patience with me. Networking is the one topic is
still find myself blindingly ignorant about.
> IP address of all three machines (Are they static or
> dhcp?) Does your modem have a single IP address bound to
> it? If so, is the Mac doing network address translation?
Mac1: 24.43.66.191 Mask: 255.255.255.128 (with Softrouter)
Mac2: 192.168.232.2 Mask: 255.255.255.0
PC: 192.168.232.4 Mask: 255.255.255.0
> Please post all the relevant networking info from the
> PC. This info can be gotten by running winipcfg at the
> command prompt (if the box is running Win 95 or 98) or
> ipconfig (if the box is running NT or 2000). If the
> machine is running Windows 3.1, then god help you soul.
Windows 98
HostIinformation
----------------------
HostName: localhost.localhost.com
DNS Servers: 127.0.0.1
Node Type: Broadcast
NetBiosScopeId:
IP routing enabled:
WINS Proxy enabled:
NetBios Resolution Uses DSN: Yes
Ethernet Adapter Info
----------------------
The PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter
Adapter Address: 00-48-54-3A-32-4F
IP Address: 192.168.232.4
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.232.1
DHCP Server:
Primary WINS Server:
Secondary WINS Server:
Lease Obtained:
Lease Expired:
> Also, try running a Traceroute our from the PC so we can
> see what the machine is trying to do. From the command
> prompt run "tracert www.yahoo.com"
DOS Box pops up. Hub lights for the PC flashes, I get a little bit of
send from the cable modem, Mac1 and Mac2 flash on the hub I can't
detect a pattern. A results appears, but only one line, and the DOS
box disappears before I have a chance to read it. (How do I make the
DOS box stay, and not disappear after showing results for more than
one second?)
If I do 127.0.0.1 I wait about 20 seconds, then it reports 1 hop at a
very short time. (it's a slow PC with little memory)
When I ping my two Macs, I get a very very short time (1-5 ms). The
hub lights seem to flash appropriately.
Does this help at all? Is there any other relevant info I've missed?
Thanks!
--
Frank Marion Loofah Communications
frank at loofahcom.com http://www.loofahcom.com
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