Re: (no subject)

["R. DuFresne" <dufresne () sysinfo com>]

A bit more detail would be nice.  Like what trouble?  What errors are you
getting back?  Have yyou done any packet traces?  What do you see in the
logs that might clarify the issue?  Have you tried the ip address for the
problem web server if yer thinking it might be a dns issue?

Thanks,

Ron DuFresne

On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, David R. Chase wrote:

> I have a problem accessing an internal website from inside a firewalled
> network, and not being able to access it.  I am wondering how that is done,
> or if you have any resources where I might look to find out how to get that
> working.  Currently, my firewall is a Linux 2.4.9 machine running iptables
> and I'm in the midst of setting up BIND 8, assuming I need that to solve the
> problem, without modifying the hosts file on every internal machine.
>
> The webserver is an internal machine, not on the same machine as the
> firewall/soon-to-be-nameserver, and sometimes when I access it via its IP
> (10.10.10.200), my browser of choice attempts to redirect me to my domain
> instead, and fails.  It also fails if I try to go to my domain directly.
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>
> David R. Chase
> dchase () ccs neu edu / drchase () mediaone net
>
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