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Needink network help by Kickstart2002-11-02 17:37:30
  Sounds like your running some variety of *nix by Freakazoid2002-11-02 18:05:37
    I think that the router by borg3892002-11-02 18:06:58
      <Help Desk mode> Dumb question... by DireEyez2002-11-02 18:08:46
        Yes, for some settings by borg3892002-11-02 18:11:03
          Figured it wasn't just mine that required it ;> by DireEyez2002-11-02 18:14:05
            Me too. by borg3892002-11-02 18:19:19
              Pretty much exactly by Kickstart2002-11-02 18:26:11
                Addendum by Kickstart2002-11-02 18:29:29
                  Oh ho! This is interesting! by Kickstart2006-11-19 12:55:59
                    Though it does appear... by Kickstart2002-11-02 18:36:45
                      I don't believe... by borg3892002-11-02 18:42:55
                        I'd like it if they could from outside... by Kickstart2002-11-02 18:45:32
                          Urm by borg3892002-11-02 18:49:30
                            Sure it will by Kickstart2002-11-02 18:52:30
                              But your server isn't in my chain. (n/t) by borg3892002-11-02 18:52:58
                                Theoretically it should query other DNS servers... by DireEyez2002-11-02 18:55:07
                                This is a moot point though by Kickstart2002-11-02 18:57:48
                                Take a look at this... by Bellator2002-11-02 19:03:17
                                That does looks pretty good. by Kickstart2002-11-02 19:04:25
                                Perhaps you need to modify the table for by DireEyez2002-11-02 19:05:59
                                In what way? by Kickstart2002-11-02 19:11:04
                                It almost seems like.. by Freakazoid 2002-11-02 19:15:12
That stuff is connecting to it, but not getting back from your box, hence I was able to telnet in, but nothing gets back. And you did mention that gadgeteer.net's DNS is mirrored by someone else, so that's why people can get at that one, but not geekly.
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                                Another good point by borg3892002-11-02 19:19:48
                                It's by Kickstart2002-11-02 19:23:27
                                Well, that works. by borg3892002-11-02 19:26:38
                                Yep! That's Gadgeteer.net (n/t) by Kickstart2002-11-02 19:29:02
                                Wait by borg3892002-11-02 19:35:05
                                What model router are you using? (n/t) by Kickstart2002-11-02 19:36:26
                                SMC Barricade Broadband Router (R1.92c) by borg3892002-11-02 19:38:47
                                I've noticed that using gadgeteer.net, by DireEyez2002-11-02 19:19:53
                                Same IP address by Kickstart2002-11-02 19:25:56
                                So you have it set up so it defaults to the by DireEyez2002-11-02 19:31:57
                                Yep. by Kickstart2002-11-02 19:32:55
                                Never used Apache...or IIS... by DireEyez2002-11-02 19:57:18
                                Now that's interesting... DNS us udp not tcp by Freakazoid2006-11-19 12:55:59
                                Well, it's not that.. nmap reports port 53 udp by Freakazoid2002-11-02 19:30:39
                                Nope, I opened 53 on both protocols (n/t) by Kickstart2002-11-02 19:31:40

 

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