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Article #370Help on etherLAN setup with PPP, DNS
From: Bud Biswas
Date: Sun, 01 May 1994 22:04
Date: Sun, 01 May 1994 22:04
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Hi,
I am trying to setup my ethernet LAN with internet connection from
internet provider via PPP link. I am having some problem in routing
PPP incoming traffic (from internet) to my entry machine's ethernet.
To give some background here is how my setup looks like:
^ to internet
|
port-server | Nameserver &
|--------------| --------------- internet
| lp1.tiac.net | | zork.tiac.net | gateway
| 199.0.65.12 | | 199.0.65.2 |
-------|-------- -------|-------
| |
| Subnet 199.0.65 (commercial internet provider)
==========|=================================================
|
|ppp link
|
----------------------
| alpha-ppp.dtix.com |
| 199.0.65.53 |
|---------------------|
| alpha.dtix.com |
| 198.62.174.1 |
----------------------
|
|ethernet
| Subnet 198.62.174 (our own class C network)
=============================================================
Versions of OS running on alpha.dtix.com is SCO SystemV version 3.2.4 with
TCP/IP runtime 1.2.1 with NET382 SLS applied. Our PPP link is working fine.
We are supposed to use internet provider's primary and secondary nameserver.
Here is what I am not able to configure.
(1) Configure DNS at our side, which is on alpha.dtix.com and will make use
of internet provider's primary and secondary nameserver. They told me that
I need to configure my nameserver as unauthoritative secondary nameserver.
I would like to get some example configuration file like, named.soa,
named.hosts, named.local and named.boot which will help me in configuring
my nameserver to make use of their primary & secondary nameserver. Also,
what changes I need to make to any other relevant files on this machine
or any other machine on my LAN. I read O'reilly's book on DNS and BIND,
also another book Managing TCP/IP networks from O'reilly. But they
discuss generally primary/secondary DNS setup in one domain. I couldn't
find any example where two domains (dtix.com and tiac.net) are involved.
I am sure someone out there must have gone through my situation.
Any help please ??
(2) This question is for SCO sysadm's : I read in comp.protocols.ppp
that SCO TCP/IP runtime has some bug which will not allow such
co-existance of local ethernet with PPP connection and route traffic
on appropriate channels. They have some patch for this. Has any body
applied this patch? or does it work?
I would appreciate any help in this regard.
Thanks,
-Kalpesh Sheth
Digital Technology
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