Koozali.org: home of the SME Server
Contribs.org Forums => General Discussion => Topic started by: pdabrowski on September 25, 2011, 06:30:48 PM
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Hi,
I got small issue with my homeoffice network settup.
My configuration is
WAN
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Static IP 120.146.140.62
Thomson Gataway ADSL Wireless Router TG782T
Gataway IP 10.0.0.138 DHCP Enabled
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Wireless Ethernet
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Few PC, Ipad, Iphones SME IP 10.0.0.140 Server Only Printer
domain: meritage.com.au
When I try to call www.meritage.com.au from browse of local client pc Iḿ presented with Thomson Gataway page instead of primary ebay.
the domain resolving properly from outside of the network
http://myservername.meritage.com.au resolving properly in local network
I´ve got access to management of DNS records
I would like to ask if anybody could give me some hint how to resolve this issue.
Best Regards
Peter
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simply setup your SME as dns server for your client pc.. also, if possible, setup SME as dhcp server and your router as dhcp relay
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hi
I'm not sure if you understood Stefano info, so I'll put it another way:
your DHCP server is deliverying information about your network... and that's is part of problem.
When a PC receives an IP from your DHCP server (modem) it must be receiving the DNS server: a external one.
you can verify this by use ping. In a PC type "ping www.meritage.com.au" and you'll see the external address show up!
You should configure the DHCP server on your modem to delivery as DNS server ans WINS server the IP address of your SME server: 10.0.0.140.
This way when a PC, IPAD or WiFi device try to solve www.meritage.com.au the DNS server will inform the internal IP address of your server: 10.0.0.140.
When the above ping show 10.0.0.140 , you'll have no more problem.
I hope this help you.
If it does, please put SOLVED on subject... and think about to donate to SME project, even a few US$ (5 to 10) helps to keep it moving forward.
If you can, you could help to verify errors already solved by developers, this will speed up the launch date of SME8!
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some modems/routers can act as dhcp relays, i.e. simply redirect clients to another dhcp server..
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Hi,
I´ve done as Stefano suggested, redirected client pc DNS to point to SME server, disabled modem DHCP server and enabled SME DHCP server thats all.
Looks like problem is SOLVED.
By the way we do not need to redirect DNS. I´ve rebooted another pc with wireless connection and IP address with DNS pointing to SME was acquired automatically on startup.
Iḿ running SME 8b6 on HP ProLiant Microserver.
Thanks for help
Peter
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I forgot to mention that I setup SME Domain DNS servers to resolve locally.