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Installation and Upgrades / Re: ICMP will not work from outside networks
« on: June 25, 2014, 11:12:09 pm »
and now for no reason in particular it now works.
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: ICMP will not work from outside networks
« on: June 25, 2014, 09:10:35 pm »
indeed. it "should"
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Installation and Upgrades / ICMP will not work from outside networks
« on: June 25, 2014, 05:39:03 pm »
I cant seem to figure this one out. ive added ICMP as a service and have allowed it in my firewall rules for outside networks.
But i cannot for the life of me ping it from an outside machine. if i ping from windows nothing. if i ping from my phone i get an error "Ping: ICMP open socket: Operation not permitted"
i also have no other firewall rules configured. what gives?
Thanks guys
But i cannot for the life of me ping it from an outside machine. if i ping from windows nothing. if i ping from my phone i get an error "Ping: ICMP open socket: Operation not permitted"
i also have no other firewall rules configured. what gives?
Thanks guys
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: allowing local DNS to resolve across subnets
« on: June 14, 2013, 12:08:33 am »
alright. ill look at the docs again.
in the install i did give it a name. i do own a TLD but have done nothing with it sofar. so upon installing zentyal i named it like "hostname.domainname.tld"
i havn't linked it in anyway with my tld yet though.
however under general configuration, its hostname is zen and its domain is ed.shawcable.net
i can't seem to locate "search domain" is it a package?
having a local domain do i need to connect the pc's to the domain or can they still operate as "workgroup" computers?
WINS and Samba are still beyond my comprehension so ill stay away from that ;p
side question. can i access zentyal's terminal through the web interface? or do i have to ssh in?
thanks guys.
in the install i did give it a name. i do own a TLD but have done nothing with it sofar. so upon installing zentyal i named it like "hostname.domainname.tld"
i havn't linked it in anyway with my tld yet though.
however under general configuration, its hostname is zen and its domain is ed.shawcable.net
i can't seem to locate "search domain" is it a package?
having a local domain do i need to connect the pc's to the domain or can they still operate as "workgroup" computers?
WINS and Samba are still beyond my comprehension so ill stay away from that ;p
side question. can i access zentyal's terminal through the web interface? or do i have to ssh in?
thanks guys.
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: allowing local DNS to resolve across subnets
« on: June 13, 2013, 07:23:41 am »
well i may use a class A address for my lan but don't be fooled. i'm by no means a network admin ;p by local DNS what i mean is Hostnames. seems i made a big error in accusing them of being a domain name.
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: allowing local DNS to resolve across subnets
« on: June 12, 2013, 08:51:59 am »
hey no biggie,. and even if you were, it may be pointing in the right direction 
sorry im honestly not all that familiar with FQDN's so my zentyal server is just using a hostname. i called it zen
ah thats kind of what i thought DDNS does but any machine hosting anything to the web is static.
all the machines use only hostnames as work group PC's no domains
if by server you mean zentyal i can only reach it via IP.
my other "servers" are reached either by hostname or Ip. i may not have been clear, my MC server and my NAS are also on the 10.10.1.x/24 subnet, only machines across subnets are unreachable via hostname. they can be reached via ip.
sorry im honestly not all that familiar with FQDN's so my zentyal server is just using a hostname. i called it zen
ah thats kind of what i thought DDNS does but any machine hosting anything to the web is static.
all the machines use only hostnames as work group PC's no domains
if by server you mean zentyal i can only reach it via IP.
my other "servers" are reached either by hostname or Ip. i may not have been clear, my MC server and my NAS are also on the 10.10.1.x/24 subnet, only machines across subnets are unreachable via hostname. they can be reached via ip.
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: allowing local DNS to resolve across subnets
« on: June 12, 2013, 05:59:06 am »
i suppose it should sorry.
also names per subnet resolve fine
my machine is on 10.10.1.x and can resolve my NAS and minecraft/terraria/wutever server as well as itself fine. other pc on other subnets can see one another too. (clciking on "network" in windows explorer)
each subnet broadcasts DHCP. the machines currently on my subnet are set static outside DHCP range. DHCP works fine on my subnet aswell as the others.
the other subnet PCs rely on DHCP, even lan-lan router acting as wireless gateway works via DHCP, phone receives an ip, can serf pr0n its on
i dont believe dynamic DNS is enabled. never touched it. should it be enabled?
somewhat of a side question and probably pretty nooberific too. but will local dns normaly not resolve unless there is a server/gateway to do it? like if i just have 2 pc's connected with a cat5 cable with static ip's?
;f learning is fun....
haha thanks for putting up with my shit.
also names per subnet resolve fine
my machine is on 10.10.1.x and can resolve my NAS and minecraft/terraria/wutever server as well as itself fine. other pc on other subnets can see one another too. (clciking on "network" in windows explorer)
each subnet broadcasts DHCP. the machines currently on my subnet are set static outside DHCP range. DHCP works fine on my subnet aswell as the others.
the other subnet PCs rely on DHCP, even lan-lan router acting as wireless gateway works via DHCP, phone receives an ip, can serf pr0n its on
i dont believe dynamic DNS is enabled. never touched it. should it be enabled?
somewhat of a side question and probably pretty nooberific too. but will local dns normaly not resolve unless there is a server/gateway to do it? like if i just have 2 pc's connected with a cat5 cable with static ip's?
;f learning is fun....
haha thanks for putting up with my shit.
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Installation and Upgrades / allowing local DNS to resolve across subnets
« on: June 11, 2013, 07:57:21 am »
hey guys im kind of a noob so bare with me.
i have 5 nics on my zentyal 1 wan, 4 lan. each are on a different subnet.
my lan's are
10.10.0.x/24
10.10.1.x/24
10.10.2.x/24
10.10.3.x/24
i would like to allow machines from x.x.1.x, x.x.2.x, and x.x.3.x to be able to see one another. via name.
i can ping via ip and view fileshares no problem via ip. but i would like the machines to "discover" one another mostly because lan games like saints row 3 wont allow you to connect directly via ip
thanks guys.
i have 5 nics on my zentyal 1 wan, 4 lan. each are on a different subnet.
my lan's are
10.10.0.x/24
10.10.1.x/24
10.10.2.x/24
10.10.3.x/24
i would like to allow machines from x.x.1.x, x.x.2.x, and x.x.3.x to be able to see one another. via name.
i can ping via ip and view fileshares no problem via ip. but i would like the machines to "discover" one another mostly because lan games like saints row 3 wont allow you to connect directly via ip
thanks guys.
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