Summary: How do I find my DNS Server IP Address to enable Winguardian to email the log/activity files? I am running Windows 98 and use Compuserve and a telco ...
Summary: Our win2000 server box is on a small LAN with an ADSL connection using Enternet 300 to the internet. Previously we had a win98 box acting as the se...
Summary: I run win 98 se. and use @home. my tcp/ip config has dns enabled and the correct data in. my drivers for the nic are installed and working properly w...
Summary: Not without a valid dns address. You can use InterNics public DNS servers (I've never used them, so I'm just spit-balling here) the addresses are: n...
Summary: How do I run a dns server setup to redirect when u type in say www.myname.com and goto http://24.98.117.223 I have a running website at my ip home and...
Summary: Go to network properties and see if TCP/IP is set up to get DNS servers automatically. You can see which DNS servers you are configured with by using ...
Summary: i have 3 computers 1 is a laptop 2 are desktops the desktop in the bedroom works fine it is pluged directly into the liksys router and the laptop work...
Summary: Hello, I have heard of a program that will let me serve a web page from my windows 98 computer as a DNS server or soemthing.. Does anyone know this pr...
Summary: I know others have posted all items needed above, but I'll state each step for you. Win98 Start the machine right click NetworkNeighborhood>Properties...
Summary: Hello, What is better for servers? AMD (either Athlon, Duron, or whatever) or Intel Pentium 4. The server will have quite a bit of load as it will b...
Summary: right click on network neighborhood, go to properties. go to tcp/ip -> . find the dns tab. enable dns. and there should also be something about spe...
Summary: ngreen.no-ip.com with your dynamic IP address. www.no-ip.com It's free and uses software to move your ip address at logon to their dns server. ...
Summary: I have a cable modem connection to the Internet. I can release and renew my ip address. I can ping everywhere, including DNS servers. If I ping a U...
Summary: Stop me if you've already done this... Why do you want DNS anyway? Do you log onto a domain where there are DNS servers? Before you do anything, you...
Summary: If you wanna resolve domain names then you have to have dns enabled. I think that the last paragraph could be correct if you used dhcp,otherwise you d...
Summary: Try this: Open your web browser and put in http://129.42.18.99 - the IP address of IBM's web server(s). If the page comes up, then you need to put i...
Summary: Windows 98 SE. I am connecting to an ISP with PPP and DHCP. In the TCP/IP settings in Dial-up Networking they have me specify a DNS server (as opposed...
Summary: I can not figure out this problem on a client's PC. They have 2 machines connected through a Linksys Router, sharing a Comcast Cable connection. One m...
Summary: For the past few days, I've been having this problem where I can sign onto the internet but can't connect to/surf any sites! I have DSL and AOL and co...
Summary: 1. DNS is similar to WINS in that it is a service on a server which allows host names to be translated into IP addresses. (WINS allows translation of...
Summary: Much depends on the Network your PC's are attached to - If you're running on a Unix/Novel Network, you'll need to define a host entry in the DNS serv...
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