opschk@GANGES.UCOP.EDU (04/23/91)
I can ftp and ping other hosts provided I use IP adresses. This is my autoexec.net: (essentially, it's a modified version of Dan Ellison's) hostname grumpy.ucop.edu attach packet 0x65 nt1 3 1500 ifconfig nt1 netmask 0xffffff00 ip 128.48.103.18 broadcast 128.48.103.255 route add 128.48.103.0/24 nt1 route add default nt1 # # incorporate the local nameserver for lookups # domain addserver [128.48.100.91] #nile # # for broadcasts to work! # arp add 128.48.103.255 ether ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff # some standard parameters ip ttl 16 tcp mss 216 tcp window 1500 # # start up the servers # start telnet start smtp start ftp start echo start discard start rip # # start up rip hosts, seed from the backbone router and then pass on # everything that we learn! # rip request 128.48.100.91 rip add 128.48.100.91 60 # refresh must be less than 3 minutes 128.48.100.91 is the nameserver running named, so I added the following command: route add 128.48.100.91 nt1 128.48.103.75 # 128.48.103.75 is the gateway of # the 103 subnet Still, it's not relving names. Any clues?? Also, does anybody know how to change the LOCAL directory with ka9q ftp, it looks like it has no lcd command . Many Thanks in Advance Camille Iwanowitsch Kayruzian opschk@ganges.ucop.edu, 415 987 03 62
freeman@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Jay Freeman) (04/24/91)
Hello, you must create a file called "domain.txt" which contains lines in the following format: <hostname_or_alias> IN A <ip_addr> It uses this file to resolve hostnames. It must be in the root directory or the directory you start ka9q from using the -d option. To change local directory, just hit f10 to return to command mode, then type: "cd /newdir" to change. Then hit return to go back to your session all gets and puts now go from/to the dir you changed to. 73's de Jay, WT9S freeman@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu