[vox-tech] comcast broadband DNS

[Ken Bloom]

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On Tue, Apr 06, 2004 at 11:55:41PM -0700, dylan wrote:
> Thanks to everyone for the ideas.
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> perhaps a little more explanation is in order:
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> 1. this is for a computer network in fresno (my parents)
> 2. they have a linksys router that does its job of sending this informati=
on
> over to the LAN machines via DHCP.
> 3. i needed to give one of the machines a static IP, so that i could forw=
ard
> specific ports to that machine alone, however i could not figure out what
> the name servers were for comcast. this made setting up a static IP
> difficult, but in the end i used a public name server.
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> i will check in the router config, perhaps this will make everything ok!
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> thanks again!
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> dylan
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You can get the information you're looking for from one of the other
computers hooked up by DHCP. If it's linux, you'll find that in their
/etc/resolv.conf, and if it's windows 9x/ME, you can get it by running
winipcfg, and if it's windows NT/2k/XP, you can get it by running
"ipconfig /all" in a windows command prompt.

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