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I have not changed any DNS settings within FirstSpot, since I know it should take the DNS settings from the public NIC.

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C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>nslookup
Default Server: firstspot.org
Address: 10.0.0.1

> set d2 ...

No updates were applied, since that's what happened the last time we had troubles with FirstSpot.

Public Nic (Assigned from ISP)
IP Address: 209.243.31.169
NetMask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 209.243.31.1

Private NIC (Assigned from FirstSpot)
IP Address: 10.0.0.1
NetMa ...

FirstSpot has worked on this machine before with the current configuration. We've ran it that way for a good part of a year. It started doing this about a week ago. I thought it was someone flooding t ...

Forgot to mention we are using FirstSpot 4.0.12 Advanced Edition, and all offloading has been disabled, including DisableTaskOffload.

BEFORE I start FirstSpot, I am able to access the Internet fine through the public interface on the server. After I start the FirstSpot services, I cannot access the Internet through the public Interf ...

I had the same problem. Do you have your offloading shut off on ALL your NICs? to check:

Go into each connection, click "Configure", and under the "Advanced" tab, look for anything that says "Offlo ...

Christian,

What I would personally do is have all 3 APs connected to a switch, and then connect the switch to the LAN side of PatronSoft. It will work this way, I have ran it that way forever.

N ...

Kevin, Alan, and the rest of the gang:

Quick question: Why when I restart the server must I manually start Apache? I'm guessing it has something to do with the error "Unclean shutdown of previous A ...

Here's one for you:

We are using Windows 2003 Server Enterprise with SP1. This is a clean install (i.e. format-and-install clean). We used all the default options during the install.

I went and ...

Well, that's the trouble we're trying to avoid in the first place... lol We might do a move to a different ISP if this is how it will turn out.

Talked to the ISP provider. He said change the MTA to "mail.goNDTC.com", and it should be fine. Any way to do this?

Kevin, as you said before:

"If you're using Advanced Edition of FirstSpot, you can turn off the NAT at the public interface, FirstSpot will then act like a vanilla router. Please remember to add a ...