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dns - proxy - samba
Post 19040 by termiEEE on Friday 5th of April 2002 06:49:49 AM
04-05-2002
dns - proxy - samba
ok. Now that my FreeBSD 4.5 is running with samba on it (can see it from my win2kserver like any other winx) and i have installed packages like lynx (very nice tool) i would want to solve one more little huge problem.
I want to surf
1)what's the prob? well, i can surf with lynx to my iis on my win2k using it's ip. The netbios name / dns name / wins name doesn't work. Nor can i surf outside my intranet here
The problem must be that i must tell FreeBSD what dns-server he must use i think, but how do you configure that?
2)One more thing, to get access to the internet i must pas a proxy server on an nt4 server. normaly with winx you configure in your iexplorer that he must use a proxy server and the rest happens automaticely. Now how, do i configure that to lynx or FreeBSD what proxy server he should use??
once these things are completed, I think i'll start using the xwindow system.
Thnx
I want to surf
1)what's the prob? well, i can surf with lynx to my iis on my win2k using it's ip. The netbios name / dns name / wins name doesn't work. Nor can i surf outside my intranet here
The problem must be that i must tell FreeBSD what dns-server he must use i think, but how do you configure that?
2)One more thing, to get access to the internet i must pas a proxy server on an nt4 server. normaly with winx you configure in your iexplorer that he must use a proxy server and the rest happens automaticely. Now how, do i configure that to lynx or FreeBSD what proxy server he should use??
once these things are completed, I think i'll start using the xwindow system.
Thnx
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