Pallidrone
01-13-2003, 01:22 PM
I am running a network with a W2K gateway/file server. Unfortantly when I got my DSL connection I had recieved a Speedstream 3060 internal DSL modem, instead of the fancy external modems and have to live with the fact that a router wont work with the system that way.
Linux does not provide drivers for that card either, so I am stuck with W2K as my gateway to get on the internet and using connection sharing (NAT) for internet access for my other computers.
Here is my dilemna:
I can connect to the internet fine with the W2K system, and get on IRC, do file transfers ect. When I do the same with my Linux box (or the XP box on the other part of my network) I can view *some* websites, but yet I cant get onto IRC, I can download files sometimes, where other times it just fails, and sometimes I cant even post on BTP on the other computers. Now I tried opening up a lot of the ports through my connection on the W2K machine, but to no avail. I cant even send mail through my other computers, even they that default port is supposivly open on the gateway.
Any suggestions, or things I should be looking at??
Linux does not provide drivers for that card either, so I am stuck with W2K as my gateway to get on the internet and using connection sharing (NAT) for internet access for my other computers.
Here is my dilemna:
I can connect to the internet fine with the W2K system, and get on IRC, do file transfers ect. When I do the same with my Linux box (or the XP box on the other part of my network) I can view *some* websites, but yet I cant get onto IRC, I can download files sometimes, where other times it just fails, and sometimes I cant even post on BTP on the other computers. Now I tried opening up a lot of the ports through my connection on the W2K machine, but to no avail. I cant even send mail through my other computers, even they that default port is supposivly open on the gateway.
Any suggestions, or things I should be looking at??