two questions
Chris Janicki
Janicki at ia-inc.com
Fri Apr 6 00:14:44 EDT 2001
My Mediaone connection uses DHCP to assign IPs. You're pretty limited
unless you have some business grade service I don't know of. If it is
DHCP, your setup will work, but only as long as you don't reconnect to
retrieve a random IP/host address. And I wouldn't be surprised if
Mediaone forces reconnections every 24 hours or so, just to prevent this
type of usage.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
On 4/3/01, 10:11:49 PM, "oz" <xorgen at mediaone.net> wrote regarding two
questions:
> Hello,
> 1.) I recently got my hands on a box that I would like to install
FreeBSD
> and Solaris 8 on. Can anyone point me to a how-to on the easiest/best
way
> to go about this? For example, which OS should I install first? What boot
> loader should I be using?
> 2.) I am connected to the internet with Mediaone. I have a sparc
station2
> on my LAN that just sits there wasting electricity. I would like to turn
> this box into a mail/squid/dns/webserver just to get some sys admin
practice
> other than trying to secure my boxes. Has anyone ever set up a server
like
> this off their mediaone cable connection? I already have another box set
up
> with Apache, but can this be done for mail? So people would be able to
> access http://whatever.ne.mediaone.net, and also be able to email
> oz at whatever.ne.mediaone.net?
> Any help or advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
> .:oz:.
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