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Hi all, I really stumped at the moment trying to reconfigure a FreeBSD firewall. I've got everything working except nobody from the outside world can see the web server that's behind it, at least on port 80. The webserver is at 192.168.1.128 and the firewall should be listening for traffic on...

Nevermind, all. After considering this over the weekend, I realized that I had an error in /etc/resolv.conf. That was the entire problem. -- Jay

This is probably going to take a little more detective work. First, when you plugged the new XP machine in, you claim that it immediately generated a conflict. What IP did it get? And which server provided it? Second, on the XP machine, have you tried releasing the IP address and then...

I'm hoping that someone here can explain a very strange issue. I recently had to configure a new internal nameserver after the old server smoked itself. All is working, however, when using nslookup, the response looks like: bitstream# nslookup bitstream Server: bitstream.aablueprint.com...

There is no right or wrong answer for this question. It really depends on how many different 192.168.x subnets you're trying to deal with. Traditionally, you'd put each subnet in its own pair of zone files: one for forward and one for reverse. But that's not a requirement. I myself have put...