RE: [cobalt-users] "Spoofing" the Qube

["Ernie Runyon" <erunyon@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

That is correct, using NAT, all local machines and Qube have local
addresses.

I can access the Qubes browser administrative functions via ip address.

In the Qubes Control Panel/Network settings, I'm using the ISP's primary
& secondary DNS.
In the Qubes Control Panel/Services, Domain name service, I'm using
runyon.org, and Current DNS Host List For runyon.org Domain is ip
address provided by ISP and ISPs hostname.


-----Original Message-----
From: cobalt-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:cobalt-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Malcolm McLeary
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 5:29 PM
To: cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] "Spoofing" the Qube


Hi Ernie,

on 23/2/02 11:57 PM, Ernie Runyon at erunyon@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> My Qube 2700 is on my internal switched, network. I have DSL service 
> to the network, from a router, that is attached to the network. I have

> setup the DSL IP address to be my 3Com Officeconnect Internet Firewall

> box, which does pass-through authentication to the Qube. My webpage is

> on the Qube and can be seen over the internet, but cannot be seen over

> the local LAN. I need for people on the network to be able to see, use

> the website. I know I must "fool" it. I've looked at the LMHOST on 
> each PC on the network (Windows) and don't see a problem. Any ideas?