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OK, So if i understnd what you are saying, The only web site you are able to see is the one running on your internal machine that has the same domain name as your external site ? The host file does not need a DNS entry. If you are using your ISP for DNS, you need to set up a file called...

Did you create a /etc/hosts file on the internal machine.

typo on my part. It is the S85nis script. I am not using NIS so I am going to disable the script by changing it's name to s85nis. I will post the results once I reboot my SCO box. Thanks AndyBo

Question: Since I have only one SCO openserver BOX running on my network, everything else is NT. I do not see any real value in having NIS run. Would it make since to remove the S85nic script from the /etc/rc2.d directory. Or would it be better to just remark out the following line: if [ -f...

# grep resolv.conf * S85nis: if [ -f /etc/resolv.conf -o -f /etc/named.boot ] ; then Appearently NIS is the source of my problem.

nameserver 123.456.789.0 nameserver 123.456.789.1 domain mydomainname.com This is what the file looks like.

I do not want my server acting as a Primary or secondary DNS athority. I simply want it to act as a DNS client and resolve names through another DNS server. Instead of configuring DNS I would simply like to use /etc/resolv.conf My problem is that since I added the file /etc/resolv.conf DNS...

Somehow the named service is now starting everytime I reboot my SCO 5.05 server. It seems strange because this systems has been up for 6 months. This behavior must have been caused by some recent event. It appears that it is triggered by a script in the /etc/rc2.d directory. I am not sure which...