The first thing I would try is:
From your NetBSD box
   1) ping to the NT box
        (if fail check hardware and you've given an identity
        to the NT box in the /etc/hosts)
   2) ping to a known host on the internet, eg. ftp.netbsd.org
        (if fail check you've defined the NT box as the gateway for your
LAN:
        See /etc/rc.config)
   3) If ping works, ftp/telnet/ssh may still be disabled (/etc/services is
the place to look)
It is not a comprehensive list but those are the things I would check
first.
If you still have problems, report more specifically what you get and what
you don't.
Cheers,

Lazaro




From:  David Brownlee <abs@anim.dreamworks.com> on 03.07.99 22:46 GMT

To:    "James T. Nelson" <jnelson@wiai.com>
cc:    netbsd-help@netbsd.org (bcc: Lazaro Daniel Salem)
Subject:  Re: your mail




     That depends on the NT server. If its doing the right thing then
     ftp should Just Work from the NetBSD box.

     a) Can you telnet out from the NetBSD box
     b) Can you ftp out from any Microsoft boxes locally?

          David/absolute

      -=-  "That which does not kill us, makes us stranger"  -=-

On Fri, 2 Jul 1999, James T. Nelson wrote:

> Does anyone know how to ftp from a NetBSD box through a local area
network
> with a  Windows NT Server gateway to a website (ftp.netbsd.org) on the
> internet?  I need to do this to get package sources for my NetBSD box.
The
> Windows NT Server is connected to an ISP via modem, and appears to be
> running a firewall.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Jim
>
>