On m=E5ndag, januari 21, 2002, at 08:55 , Jeff Hergan wrote:

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> On Monday, January 21, 2002, at 01:27 PM, Anton Kiland wrote:
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>> Hi!
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>> i have just got my NetBSD up and runnin and is right now trying to=20
>> learn the language..
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> The best way to learn the language is to read it.
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>> so, first of all...i want to know how to set up the internet settings
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> Go to netbsd.org and read the documentation pages.  All your answers=20=

> are there.

I have, but i dont understand what to dom everything is explained so=20
wierd
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>> first of all i want to do so it connects to my imac, thats serving =
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>> internet right now, so i can use a telnet software from the imac to=20=

>> telnet the computer instead of sitting at it
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> This is all explained clearly on the netbsd manual and howtos.
> Also, you need to have two IP addys.  If you don't, then you need to=20=

> set up ipforwarding on the iMac.

i have done that thingy on the imac alredy, using some kinda app i=20
found...

so the settings i want for the NetBSD computer is:

ip:  192.168.150.2
netmask:  255.255.255.0
gateway:  192.168.150.1
search domain (mac os name):  telia.com
dns: 10.0.0.1

please help me how to set this up

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>> so, how to set up the internet and telnet on the NetBSD computer?
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> Just edit inetd.conf in /etc.  Uncomment the telnet line.  But this is=20=

> a serious security risk.  You're better off using ssh.

what is ssh and how to use it?  i only know what telnet is.

Thnx /anton
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>> thnx in advance
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>> /Anton
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> Jeffrey P. Hergan, Ph.D
> Adjunct Professor of Philosophy
> Saint Xavier University
> Chicago
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