Various questions

Hi,

I recently installed ISPconfig with the help of the tutos here on howtoforge. For as far as I know it works but I have a few questions:

The setup is experimental so not open for the outside world (yet).

I installed debian 4.0 and I named the computer "Xubu-test". My workgroup is still MSHOME (yeah, yeah, has to change ) I also have 2 other linux pc's in my network.

192.168.1.10 Butler (fileserver)
192.168.1.20 Media1 (Media pc)
192.168.1.201 Xubu-Test (the ISPConfig..)

For some reason something goes wrong with (i think) netbios. While installing Ispconfig I entered xubu-test.example.com somewhere. Called the server "server1". I have a domainname, www.sanders-pit.nl which is forwarded to this server. When I open port 80, this works ok, remote and locally.

What goes wrong then? well, i can reach all of my computers by entering \\<name> in my browser. (butler, media etc). but NOT \\Xubu-test. And sometimes (to reach the mail) i need to enter https:\\xubu-test.example.com:81. That does not work. Here an example of a netscan:



The ipadresses are changed but maybe you can see what i mean. the .201 is the ISPconfig. He should tell me that the hostname is Xubu-Test. Sometimes it says sanders-pit.nl and sometimes www.sanders-pit.nl.

How can I correct this? The pc is called Xubu-test so I want to reach him that way. How do I remove the example.com?

Simply put: how to set straight its name? Later on he might me serving more than 1 domain.

Thanks for the help

 

Do you use a firewall on the ISPConfig server? If so, open ports 137 - 139.

 

For as far as i know i do not have a firewall.

 

What's the output of

Code:

iptables -L

?

 

Code:

root@Xubu-Test:/home/sander# iptables -L
Chain INPUT (policy ACCEPT)
target     prot opt source               destination

Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT)
target     prot opt source               destination

Chain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT)
target     prot opt source               destination
root@Xubu-Test:/home/sander#

 

No firewall...

 

No Firewall, I know.

But can you help me with the questions?