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>Chapter 4. Configuring the other internal to-be MASQed machines</TD
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>4.1. Configuring Microsoft Windows 95 and OSR2</H1
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>** Please note that some prompts might be different based upon the build
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version of Windows95 you are running **</P
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>If you haven't installed your network card and adapter driver, do so now.
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Descriptions to perform this step is beyond the scope of this document and
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though it is fairly simple, if you haven't done this before, please seek
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assitance.</P
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>Go to the <STRONG
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>'Control Panel'</STRONG
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<STRONG
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>'Network'</STRONG
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>.</P
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>Click on <STRONG
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>Add</STRONG
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<STRONG
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>Protocol</STRONG
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> --> <STRONG
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>Manufacture: Microsoft</STRONG
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> --> <STRONG
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>Protocol:</STRONG
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> <STRONG
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>'TCP/IP protocol'</STRONG
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> if you don't
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already have it installed.</P
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>Highlight the TCP/IP item bound to your correct Windows95 network card
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e.g. (TCP/IP --> Intel EtherExpress Pro/100+) and select
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<STRONG
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>'Properties'</STRONG
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>. Here, you have two
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options: configure a static address or use DHCP. Static addresses are simple
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but require that you NEVER configure duplication IPs on different machines.
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The alternative is DHCP which automatically configures all DHCP-enabled
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workstations things like IP addresses, DNS servers, etc. from a central
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server (typically the Linux MASQ server).</P
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>DHCP enabled:</P
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>To use DHCP, simply click on the "Use DHCP to assign addresses" button.
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Please note that configuring a DHCP server is beyond the scope of this HOWTO
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but it is fully covered in TrinityOS and other Linux HOWTOs.</P
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>Static Addresses:</P
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>Now goto the <STRONG
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>'IP Address'</STRONG
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> tab and set IP
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Address to 192.168.0.x, (1 < x < 255), and set the Subnet Mask to
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255.255.255.0</P
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>Now select the <STRONG
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>"Gateway"</STRONG
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> tab and add
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192.168.0.1 as your gateway under <STRONG
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>'Gateway'</STRONG
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>
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and hit "Add".</P
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>Under the <STRONG
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>'DNS Configuration'</STRONG
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> tab, make
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sure to put enter in a name for this machine and specify your official domain
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name. If you don't have your own domain, enter in the domain of your ISP.
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Next, you need to specify the DNS servers you plan on using.</P
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>DHCP: No entries are required as this is configured dynamically via DHCP.</P
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>STATIC: Add all of the DNS servers that your Linux MASQ server uses (usually
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found in <TT
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CLASS="LITERAL"
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>/etc/resolv.conf</TT
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>). Usually these DNS servers are
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located at your ISP though you could be running either your own Caching or
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Authoritative DNS server on your Linux MASQ server as well. Again, setting
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up DNS services is beyond the scope of this HOWTO but it is covered by TrinityOS
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as well as the LDP's DNS HOWTO.</P
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><P
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>Optionally, you can add any appropriate domain search suffixes as well. This
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allows users to simply type in the hostname of the destination computer instead
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of the fully qualified domain name (FQDN). This is similar to the PATH function
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for finding common Unix commands.</P
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>Leave all of the other settings alone as they are unless (even dangerous) if
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you don't know what you're doing.</P
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><LI
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>Click <STRONG
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>'OK'</STRONG
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> in all dialog boxes and restart
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your system.</P
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>As an initial test, <TT
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CLASS="LITERAL"
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>Ping</TT
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> the Linux MASQ server to test the
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network connection: <STRONG
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>'Start/Run'</STRONG
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>, type:
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<TT
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CLASS="LITERAL"
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>ping 192.168.0.1</TT
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>(This is only an INTERNAL LAN connection
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test, you might not be able to <TT
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CLASS="LITERAL"
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>ping</TT
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> the outside world yet.)
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If you don't see "replies" to your PINGs, please verify your network
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configuration.</P
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>You can optionally create a <TT
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CLASS="LITERAL"
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>HOSTS</TT
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> file in the C:\Windows
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directory so that you can ping the "hostname" of the machines on your LAN
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without the need for a DNS server. There is an example called
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<TT
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>HOSTS.SAM</TT
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> in the C:\windows directory for an example.</P
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