From: mousemen@you.com   
      
   I was hopeing it would work like the other routers but more advanced   
   features.I think because I had it behind a router that did the dns for it it   
   worked before.Now its not behind a router that does that. The netscreen is   
   acting as a dhcp server right now.I Thought since it was acting as a dhcp   
   server and with the dns servers put in it would automatically work.As far as   
   the info it hands out its the ip address for the network clients   
   (192.168.1.x ) the netsceen is setup on 192.168.1.252 (untrust) and .254 for   
   the manage ip. Should I setup a server to hand out the ip instead and it do   
   the dns serving for the network or is there a way for the device to do that   
   but Im just not setting it. Thank you in advance for your help on this.   
      
   "Doug McIntyre"  wrote in message   
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   > "Mousemen"  writes:   
   >>There has been a new development on this that is not makeing sense to me.   
   >>Moved the netscreen to a new location that has static ip's/ Now it will   
   >>only   
   >>get on if I type in the ip address of the site not the dns url. Its having   
   >>an issue resolving addresses. The old location it was set to go out thru a   
   >>linksys router.Put in the static ip's for that network and gateway as the   
   >>linksys address. All worked there. New location has static ip's on a dsl   
   >>account. Heres the layout. DSL comes in to netopia that has dhcp and nat   
   >>turned off. 2 other routers connect thru by setting up the ip's and dns   
   >>servers (Belkin.Netgear) Those work just fine. In the netscreen put in the   
   >>static ip's on the untrust side with the gateway set to the netopia just   
   >>like the other routers.Put in the dns server given by the isp. I can ping   
   >>the gateway and outside world only by ip. I can go to sites if I type in   
   >>the   
   >>ip address. Put in a url and it can't go. Changed dns to the gateway and   
   >>to   
   >>the trust side ip still the same. Now if the same settings work in the   
   >>other   
   >>routers why is this having an issue resolving correctly.   
   >   
   >   
   > Are you expecting the Netscreen box to be a DNS proxy? (It doesn't do   
   > that, but some of those other boxes you mention usually can be DNS   
   > proxys).   
   >   
   > What device is being your DHCP server? What info is it handing out as   
   > the DNS server? Something internal? Something external?   
   >   
      
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