This is a discussion on Setting up a private Network without interfering with my ISP within the Linux Administration forums, part of the Linux Forums category; Hi all, I was wanting to set up a test network at home, with DNS, Kerberos, Mail, Firewall, etc and ...
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Hi all,
I was wanting to set up a test network at home, with DNS, Kerberos, Mail, Firewall, etc and use an internal domain name (not internet accessable), but still be connected to the Internet through my ISP (Comcast cable). My main concerns are: 1) not letting my internal network name out into cyberspace ( I try to have good manners in that regard) and 2) having my internal network use my DNS server, but internet browsing still go to Comcasts DNS servers. I don't really need assistance in setting it up, just some pointers or advice on any "gotchas" so that I don't mess up things with my ISP and so that I can still browse. Thanks matt |