You don't need to set up a nameserver unless that's what you want. Instead, copy the /etc/hosts file to your Win95 machine under C:\windows (or where ever you have Win95 installed). You should then be able to access the web pages on your Linux box using it's name. Of course, if you have many such Win95 machines then nameserver is the way to go. HTH Arun Khan At 01:38 PM 98/05/10 -0600, you wrote:
OK, I have gotten apache set up, including the virtual hosts. If I use a linux box to view my web pages, I can use /etc/hosts to locate the pages. If I use windows, I need to use the linux box as a nameserver.
How do I do that??
I have started the named daemon, to no avail.
I can access my pages using the IP address and full path to the individual pages, but I would rather make a nameserver.
thanks
mc
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