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Hey there.
Are there any free news server? Or have them all closed?

I would never had suspected that it wasn't running! :o

[root@alarm ~]# /etc/rc.d/miredo start
:: Starting teredo protocol client [DONE]
[root@alarm ~]#
[root@alarm ~]# ip addr
1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 16436 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN
link/loopback 00:00:00:00:00:00 brd 00:00:00:00:00 ...

[root@alarm ~]# ps -ef | grep -i miredo
root 1724 1658 0 22:12 pts/0 00:00:00 grep -i miredo

Guess it's running, right?

EDIT: guys down at ALARM say it doesn't come with a firewall installed by default.

The Arch Linux:
what does "ifconfig" show? (Post it here)
You woun't believe this: Arch Linux gave up on ifconfig.
Exactly.
It's not available any longer
They say ifconfig will not be developed any further so they ditched it and they use "ip addr" instead.
[root@alarm ~]# ip addr
1: lo: <LOOPBACK ...

I've got a laptop running Debian Squeeze and as soon as I installed miredo I could instantly access IPv6 networks.
But I've also got a small box running Arch Linux and SABnzbd where miredo apparently is not working, at least not working 100% properly.
I installed miredo but I still can't browse IPv6 ...

Thanks sander.
That's what I'm gonna do right now.
Cheers

Sander is right on miredo.
I've got a laptop running Debian Squeeze and as soon as I installed miredo I could instantly access IPv6 networks.
Bummer is, I've got a small box running Arch Linux and SABnzbd, I installed miredo but I still can't browse IPv6 networks.
I even edited miredo's conf file in ...

You've got that right.
There has always been a serious issue with windows explorer .
lol, just kidding.

Are you sure you're not doing anything wrong?
Did you test your servers?
0.6.0 is working rock solid on my Fedora for months now.
Cheers

15000 / 8 = 1875
Easy, huh?

Local DNS, DHCP server, Lamp, FTP, Windows File Server / Domain Controler, Firewall, plus Sabnzbd, Sick Beard, Couchpotato and Transmission-daemon
I'm doing all this (except Firewall atm) on Seagate Dockstar (30€ on eBay).
Of course I had to buy an external USB disk (500GB for 50€).
Power ...

Sander, from where I stand it looks way more difficult than just that.
Let's say he has SAB on port 8080, Transmission on port 8090, etc.
Instead of http://localhost:8080/ to get to SAB he wants to http://sab.his_pc.com/
Instead of http://localhost:8090/ to get to Transmission he wants to http ...

Hi Joao.
I'm not sure which multipar you are referring to.
Could you leave a link to it's website?
I'm curious if it's a only-windows tool or if it's also available for *nix.
Cheers

Are you sure?
Not even using swap?
Cheers

You's have to configure the DNS server of Server2003
and then tell your client PC's to use that.
The simple way is to add some entries to the local HOSTS file of your clients.
Probably here: c:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts



I'm not so sure this would work.
The OP wants to have FQDN's out ...