[debian-edu-commits] [Debian Wiki] Update of "DebianEdu/Documentation/en/ITIL/ExtraConfiguration" by AlexanderAlemayhu
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https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/Documentation/en/ITIL/ExtraConfiguration?action=diff&rev1=8&rev2=9
Enter local Broadcast [192.168.0.255]: 10.0.3.255
Enter local network number [192.168.0.0]: 10.0.2.0
}}}
- These network settings for local network must be changed. See[[#ExtraConfiguration--fwconf|A]]
+ These network settings for local network must be changed. See[[#!ExtraConfiguration--fwconf|A]]
* Is this version of Coyote Linux used from [http://www.skolelinux.no/~kl%20%20%20%20%20aus/coyote-2.24-slx.tar.gz http://www.skolelinux.no/~klaus/coyote-2.24-slx.tar.gz] you will see a screen with the correct network values:
@@ -141, +141 @@
Enter the module name for you local network card:
}}}
- This is the tricky part. Knowing which module to use for network cards is sometimes difficult. See [[#ExtraConfiguration--clmodules|Section 3.12]] to get an overview of the available modules. Remember to not use .o at the end of the module name. Use only "first name" on the module.
+ This is the tricky part. Knowing which module to use for network cards is sometimes difficult. See [[#!ExtraConfiguration--clmodules|Section 3.12]] to get an overview of the available modules. Remember to not use .o at the end of the module name. Use only "first name" on the module.
Many prefer 3Com. Almost all use this module '''3c59x'''.
@@ -178, +178 @@
To create a floppy on a Windows machine is done almost the same way as on Linux.
- Download the source files for Windows. They can be obtained from [http://www.coyotelinux.com/downloads/channel.php?ChannelID=5 Disk Creation Wizard v2.24.0]
+ Download the source files for Windows. They can be obtained from [http://www.coyotelinux.com/downloads/channel.php?!ChannelID=5 Disk Creation Wizard v2.24.0]
'''Figur 3-2. Coyote Linux Windows Creator Welcome Image'''
@@ -190, +190 @@
* {{attachment:graphics23.png}}
- Fill in necessary network information here: See [[#ExtraConfiguration--fwconf|A]]
+ Fill in necessary network information here: See [[#!ExtraConfiguration--fwconf|A]]
Fill in the correct IP address and subnet mask (Netmask) and Coyote Linux will give the correct calculation of broadcast address (Broadcast) and URL (Network)
@@ -198, +198 @@
* {{attachment:graphics24.png}}
- Without this password you can't log into the Coyote Linux on a later occasion. See [[#ExtraConfiguration--cllogin|Section 3.6]]
+ Without this password you can't log into the Coyote Linux on a later occasion. See [[#!ExtraConfiguration--cllogin|Section 3.6]]
'''Figur 3-5. Syslog-server'''
* {{attachment:graphics25.png}}
- Leave the field blank, or look at [[#ExtraConfiguration--clsyslog|2.l]]
+ Leave the field blank, or look at [[#!ExtraConfiguration--clsyslog|2.l]]
'''Figure 3-6. Type of Internet connection (WAN)'''
@@ -222, +222 @@
* {{attachment:graphics28.png}}
- Do not turn on the Coyote Linux DHCP server. There is already one running on [[#ExtraConfiguration--mainserver|main server]]
+ Do not turn on the Coyote Linux DHCP server. There is already one running on [[#!ExtraConfiguration--mainserver|main server]]
'''Figure 3-9. Select a driver module for the network card (NIC)'''
@@ -266, +266 @@
Coyote Linux is a product in constant development and maintenance. Just like Skolelinux / Debian-edu. Meaning that new versions are released constantly, with new features and security fixes. Especially due to security fixes, you should always use the latest stable version of Coyote Linux
- Since Coyote Linux runs solely from floppy, there is no system to upgrade. You must create a new floppy as described in [[#ExtraConfiguration--makefloppy|Section 3.3]]. To make this process as simple as possible, there are some things to remember.
+ Since Coyote Linux runs solely from floppy, there is no system to upgrade. You must create a new floppy as described in [[#!ExtraConfiguration--makefloppy|Section 3.3]]. To make this process as simple as possible, there are some things to remember.
1. Find out what kind of network you have. If this is unknown, one can use the command '''lsmod''' to list all loaded modules (drivers) in use. Maybe this will give an idea of what kind of network cards in use.
@@ -381, +381 @@
If everything went well, both will be "up"
- Q: [[#ExtraConfiguration--AEN698|It looks like the network card (LAN) going to to the Skolelinux/Debian-edu network is not working: DOWN]]
+ Q: [[#!ExtraConfiguration--AEN698|It looks like the network card (LAN) going to to the Skolelinux/Debian-edu network is not working: DOWN]]
- Q: [[#ExtraConfiguration--AEN704|It looks like the network card (WAN) connected to the Internet, is not working: DOWN]]
+ Q: [[#!ExtraConfiguration--AEN704|It looks like the network card (WAN) connected to the Internet, is not working: DOWN]]
- Q: [[#ExtraConfiguration--AEN724|We have set up firewalls with many different driver modules for many network cards. We have yet to find something not working properly.]]
+ Q: [[#!ExtraConfiguration--AEN724|We have set up firewalls with many different driver modules for many network cards. We have yet to find something not working properly.]]
'''Q:'''It looks like the network card (LAN) going to to the Skolelinux/Debian-edu network is not working: DOWN
- '''A:'''Did you set up your network card according to the [[#ExtraConfiguration--fwconf|A]], but still do not work. You may have chosen the wrong driver for your network card
+ '''A:'''Did you set up your network card according to the [[#!ExtraConfiguration--fwconf|A]], but still do not work. You may have chosen the wrong driver for your network card
'''Q:'''It looks like the network card (WAN) connected to the Internet, is not working: DOWN
'''A:'''There are usually two reasons why the WAN network card is not up (UP):
- 1. You use a connection with the wrong Internet connection. So you have to look anew at [[#ExtraConfiguration--clconnectiontype|2.b]]
+ 1. You use a connection with the wrong Internet connection. So you have to look anew at [[#!ExtraConfiguration--clconnectiontype|2.b]]
If you have a connection with a DHCP-assigned address, which is not static. Then it must be a physical connection with a network between Coyote Linux and the net contact
@@ -405, +405 @@
'''dmesg|more'''
- so use '''mellomrom''' to scroll. Look for references to '''eth0''' and '''eth1'''. Look at [[#ExtraConfiguration--clnicnames|Different names to the network cards]] for a reminder of what eth0 and eth1 means. Usually it is an indicator of what the problem is.
+ so use '''mellomrom''' to scroll. Look for references to '''eth0''' and '''eth1'''. Look at [[#!ExtraConfiguration--clnicnames|Different names to the network cards]] for a reminder of what eth0 and eth1 means. Usually it is an indicator of what the problem is.
'''Q:'''We have sat up firewalls with many different driver modules for many network cards. We have yet to find any not working properly.
@@ -444, +444 @@
* LAN setup
- Here you have the possibility to reconfigure the LAN network card. It goes to the Skolelinux/Debian-edu network. Leave the values as they are. Refering to [[#ExtraConfiguration--fwconf|A]].
+ Here you have the possibility to reconfigure the LAN network card. It goes to the Skolelinux/Debian-edu network. Leave the values as they are. Refering to [[#!ExtraConfiguration--fwconf|A]].
Warning: Do not make changes here! Doing so may reduce the performance of Skolelinux/Debian-edu network
@@ -452, +452 @@
* Internet setup
- Here you have the possibility of changing the values in WAN network card connecting to the Internet. If you have got a new ISP, or change a dynamically assigned by DHCP to a fixed IP address, this is the place to change the information without the need of creating a new Coyote Linux floppy from scratch. See [[#ExtraConfiguration--clconnectiontype|2.b]]
+ Here you have the possibility of changing the values in WAN network card connecting to the Internet. If you have got a new ISP, or change a dynamically assigned by DHCP to a fixed IP address, this is the place to change the information without the need of creating a new Coyote Linux floppy from scratch. See [[#!ExtraConfiguration--clconnectiontype|2.b]]
* DHCP setup. Warning: Do not enable the DHCP server in Coyote Linux!
@@ -484, +484 @@
* System password
- Here you may change the root password i Coyote Linux, also known as system password. This is the same as using the command line [[#ExtraConfiguration--cllogin|Section 3.6]].
+ Here you may change the root password i Coyote Linux, also known as system password. This is the same as using the command line [[#!ExtraConfiguration--cllogin|Section 3.6]].
* Configuration files
@@ -549, +549 @@
Would you like to change these settings? [Y/N]: n
}}}
- then you should use the address 192.168.0.1 instead of 10.0.2.1 when logging into the Coyote Linux web administration. See [[#ExtraConfiguration--clgui|Section 3.7]] and
+ then you should use the address 192.168.0.1 instead of 10.0.2.1 when logging into the Coyote Linux web administration. See [[#!ExtraConfiguration--clgui|Section 3.7]] and
'''In this case the new address is:'''
@@ -578, +578 @@
* Tele2 ADSL Privat, Norway
* Tele2 ADSL Bedrift, Norway
* UPC Chello Classis, Norway
- * The Department of Education in Oslo. Not tested on schools connected Simen's InnsIKT-solution for Oslo schools
+ * The Department of Education in Oslo. Not tested on schools connected Simen's !InnsIKT-solution for Oslo schools
- Due different network policies in The Department of Education in Oslo''must'' you make the following changes in [[#ExtraConfiguration--mainserver|the main server]]:
+ Due different network policies in The Department of Education in Oslo''must'' you make the following changes in [[#!ExtraConfiguration--mainserver|the main server]]:
- Change the following in the file`/etc/bind/named.conf` [[#ExtraConfiguration--FTN.AEN983|[5]]]
+ Change the following in the file`/etc/bind/named.conf` [[#!ExtraConfiguration--FTN.AEN983|[5]]]
{{{
// forwarders {
@@ -694, +694 @@
The DOS configuration program is called `3c5x9cfg.exe`, and it is used in the following way:
- 1. Start the machine with DOS. One can use FreeDOS or a boot floppy created with Windows 95 or 98.
+ 1. Start the machine with DOS. One can use !FreeDOS or a boot floppy created with Windows 95 or 98.
1. As soon as the machine is booted using DOS, insert a diskett with the program `3c5x9cfg.exe`. Run the program 3c5x9cfg.exe from the command line in DOS.
1. When 3c5x9cfg.exe is started, each of the 3c509 network cards can be configured with the "auto" option
`3c5x9cfg.exe` can be found at Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg: [http://www.urz.uni-heidelberg.de/Netzdienste/nm/misc/3comnic/ ]
- FreeDOS can be found on: [http://www.freedos.org/ ]
+ !FreeDOS can be found on: [http://www.freedos.org/ ]
=== Exception handling ===
@@ -727, +727 @@
* [http://www.coyotelinux.com/ Coyote Linux home page]
* [http://www.vortech.net/phorums/list.php?8 Coyote Linux user forum, high activity]
* [http://www.coyotelinux.com/faq Coyote Linux, FAQ, choose 2.x - General]
- * [http://rzero.com/coyote/faq.html Another FAQ by Todd VerBeek]
+ * [http://rzero.com/coyote/faq.html Another FAQ by Todd !VerBeek]
=== Exception handling ===
@@ -743, +743 @@
== Config: ==
- User case: What's shoud be configured
+ User case: What's should be configured
=== Solution ===
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