I¹m not sure, I¹m assuming there should be an internal DNS machine since we are a large college campus, but I don¹t know for sure... Thanks, -Colt On 12/1/05 2:06 PM, "Philip J Robar" <pjrobar at areyoureallythatstupid.org> wrote: > > On Dec 1, 2005, at 8:55 AM, Colt Freeman wrote: > >> Question 1, I have an http server at my school that windows users can get to >> by typing, http://yourmomatlu I however had to ping it and use 10.13.16.24 >> >> Because his file server is in asp I can't navigate to most of it nor >> download anything due to the ASP code is prefexed by yourmomatlu is there >> anyway around this? >> >> Question 2, on a windows box I can ping servers called, one, two, and others >> just by typing 'ping one' in the command window. (They are internal servers) >> How do I do this on Mac? >> >> Question 3, How do I access my own computer from another one on campus, for >> some reason when I go into sharing in system prefs click personal file >> sharing it tells me that I can access my computer at afp://jamielaptop/ My >> computer name is Ideal, no where is jamielaptop entered in my computer. So >> I'm assuming that I'm getting an IP from some other students computer, What >> am I doing wrong? Is there a way to easily get to my computer from windows >> AND mac boxes from around the campus? > > The answers from Colt and Charles are correct, but there may be a better > answer. Are you on a network using private or public addresses. Is there an > internal DNS machine for the network? > > > Phil > -- > We must not confuse dissent with disloyalty. When the loyal opposition dies, I > think the soul of America dies with it. > -- Edward R. Murrow > > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/pipermail/x4u/attachments/20051201/7646e819/attachment-0001.html