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Fixed the -1 problem on this question.<br />
Escrow points corrected.<br />
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Fixed the -1 problem on this question.
Escrow points corrected.

kb
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I have setup RH Linux 6.1 with DNS setup and connected to our ISP. Now I would like all our users who connected to Internet to go through the DNS server. How can I do that? And how can I know it is going through the DNS. Do I need two network cards for this? I am using Windows 98 &quot;telnet&quot; and using Windows NT 4 DHCP server to obtain individual's IP address.<br />
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If my IP address is 172.xx.xx.xx and my nameserver is ns1.abc.com, when I telnet or ftp to other sites, how can I have ns1.abc.com listed as where I telneting from rather than the IP address?
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I have setup RH Linux 6.1 with DNS setup and connected to our ISP. Now I would like all our users who connected to Internet to go through the DNS server. How can I do that? And how can I know it is going through the DNS. Do I need two network cards for this? I am using Windows 98 "telnet" and using Windows NT 4 DHCP server to obtain individual's IP address.

If my IP address is 172.xx.xx.xx and my nameserver is ns1.abc.com, when I telnet or ftp to other sites, how can I have ns1.abc.com listed as where I telneting from rather than the IP address?

Redhat 6.1 Gateway

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.