RE: MIDRANGE-L digest, Vol 1 #2806 - 14 msgs

["Richard" <rvoss@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jeff,
You are right and I changed it back. My programmer is using the newly
assigned IP address and it works fine for now. I will look into getting
a static IP address from someone other the AT&T Broadband since they
told me they do not offer static IP addresses.

Thanks

Richard



-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Silberberg [mailto:jsilberberg@mindspring.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 11:02 AM
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: MIDRANGE-L digest, Vol 1 #2806 - 14 msgs

Richard,

        ARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH  !

        You may have just created a hudge problem for your self and
others.
When you get the IP address from an ISP you are getting one of a range
of
"available" adresses, if you just decide to plug one in as you have
done, it
is very possiable that someone else on this providers network will also
get
this same address because the DHCP Server does not no what you have
done,
and thinks the IP Address is avilable for assignment !!  Your data may
now
be going other places !!  An depending on the network configuration you,
and
whoever gets this address will  both go off the the air due to duplicate
IP
assignments, if not EVERYONE connected to the DHCP..

        The solution to your issue, is to BUY a static IP assignment
from
the vendor..  Or look at using a service like www.dyndns.org to
"publish"
the DHCP assignments for the programmer.  Not override the DHCP
configuration.

        JMS...
====================
Jeffrey M. Silberberg
CompuDesigns, Inc.
Atlanta, Ga. 30350-5640

----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard"
To: <midrange-l@midrange.com>
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 10:29 AM
Subject: RE: MIDRANGE-L digest, Vol 1 #2806 - 14 msgs


> Thanks for your help. I have determined that my external IP address
(WAN
> IP address) changed. Going into the LinkSYs configuration I saw for
the
> WAN IP address it was set to Obtain an IP Address Automatically and it
> had a different IP address. I changed it back and specified to not
> obtain my WAN IP address automatically. My programmer is now using
> telnet to get in and everything is fine.
>
> Thanks
>
> Richard
>
>
> > If you have a console you can end TCP/IP and restart it. But if you
> don't
> > have a console (there are reasons, albeit not good ones), then you
> have to
> > IPL and hope that TCP/IP is set up to start automatically.
>
> > Testing TCP/IP
>
> > First thing - try to ping the address in question.
> >    - In general, with ping, start with the address on the network
that
> is
> > closest to you (probably your side of a router), then the other side
> of
>
> > the
> > router. If coming from outside, ping the cable modem (if you know
its
> > address), then the outside of the router, then the inside of the
> router
> > (these may not work if pinging the router is suppressed), then some
> other
> > known internal network Ip address.
>
> > Another tool is tracrert (IIRC) on the PC, which will tell you all
the
> > addresses that were found on the way to the final destination. The
400
> has
> > it now, called traceroute. This is an interesting command - from
South
> St.
> > Paul, MN, where I live, to get to an IFS in another part of town, it
> takes
> > 16 hops - and it looks like it goes through Chicago. To get from my
> home > to
> > my office in Rochester, MN, it seems to go through Omaha and took 20
> hops.
> > This is ATT Broadband - no wonder it seems slow sometimes.
>
> > Is this naked telnet or is it PC5250 that does not work? If ping
> works,
>
> > try
> > telnet ip-address from a command prompt in Windows
> > On the 400 and with Client Access, try cwbping from a PC - this
> verifies
> > that host Servers are up
>
> > If you have the console, run NETSTAT at a command line, look for
> telnet in
> > the list of local ports
>
> > Check out the TCP/IP Configuration and Reference manual - there are
> good
> > troubleshooting sections in it.
>
> > Regards
>
> > Vern
>
> > At 10:47 PM 11/11/02 -0500, you wrote:
>
> >  Stop IMPLing your AS/400 to fix problems.  It's not a PC damn it!
> >
> > >
> > > I have turned off/on the cable modem as well as the LinkSys router
> and
> > > IPL'd the 400, TCPIP appears to be running fine.
> > > I can access the Internet using the LinkSys router and the cable
> modem
> > > and I connect to the 400 with CA
> > >
> > > We are running V5R1 and Windows XP
> > >
> > > I don't know what to do to start trouble shooting this, any
> suggestions
> > > would be greatly appreciated
> > >
> > >
>
>
>
>
>
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