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| DATE | 2014-03-30 |
| FROM | Ron Guerin
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| SUBJECT | Re: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] routiong tools on debian or mint?
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On 03/30/2014 05:29 PM, Ruben Safir wrote:
> I need to put another fit/pc into a business and I'm trying not to tear
> apart the entire MINT distribution and rewrite it in order to do 3 basic
> things
>
> MASQUARE
> Port Forwarding
> DNS
>
> I don't see the any tools for setting routing or gateways for the mint
> OS. Am I missing something?
> I also see no admin tool to turn on port fowarding and I've rebuilt
> BIND9 from scratch and I'm still not
> sure that it is function correctly. All it says when it starts is that
> it is building empty zones.
>
> I thought debian was easier than this.
Short answer: Mint is not Debian. Mint is a derivative of Ubuntu, which
is a fork of Debian. You want Debian, use Debian.
> Also, I have an intereting problem. I need eth0 to pic up its IP
> address from the cable router though, I asume, DHCPCD
>
> how can I do that with a non-static IP address.
Just need dhclient.
- Ron
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