Difference: NetworkParameters (1 vs. 11)

Revision 112022-01-29 - WilliamSeligman

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META TOPICPARENT name="Computing"

Network parameters

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 For the mail server, use the name mail.nevis.columbia.edu; for a time (NTP) server, use time.nevis.columbia.edu. If you have to use IP addresses for that information:
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<		Mail (SMTP) server = 10.44.7.8
 Time (NTP) server = 10.44.7.7

Revision 102021-11-19 - WilliamSeligman

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META TOPICPARENT name="Computing"

Network parameters

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 Time (NTP) server = 10.44.7.7
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Nevis Annex 

Address range = 128.59.170.64/26
Netmask = 255.255.252.0
Gateway = 128.59.168.1
Broadcast = 128.59.252.255
DNS server 1 = 128.59.1.3
DNS server 2 = 129.236.252.7
DNS server 3 = 128.59.1.4

For the mail server, use the name mail.nevis.columbia.edu; for a time (NTP) server, use time.nevis.columbia.edu. If you have to use IP addresses for that information: 

Mail (SMTP) server = 129.236.252.8
Time (NTP) server = 129.236.252.7
 

General tips

Try to refer to a device (printer, computer, etc.) by its IP name, rather than its IP address. If you refer to 129.236.252.140 or 129.236.252.8, you may experience network problems when moving between private and public networks. If you refer to bw-research.nevis.columbia.edu or mail.nevis.columbia.edu, you won't have those problems; the Nevis DNS servers will take care of it.

Revision 92019-09-28 - WilliamSeligman

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META TOPICPARENT name="Computing"

Network parameters

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 Broadcast = 129.236.252.255 DNS server 1 = 129.236.252.7 DNS server 2 = 129.236.252.29
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<		DNS server 3 = 128.59.59.70
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>		DNS server 3 = 128.59.1.3
 

For the mail server, use the name mail.nevis.columbia.edu; for a time (NTP) server, use time.nevis.columbia.edu. If you have to use IP addresses for that information:

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 Broadcast = 10.44.255.255 DNS server 1 = 10.44.7.7 DNS server 2 = 10.44.7.29
Changed:
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<		DNS server 3 = 128.59.59.70
>
>		DNS server 3 = 128.59.1.3
 

For the mail server, use the name mail.nevis.columbia.edu; for a time (NTP) server, use time.nevis.columbia.edu. If you have to use IP addresses for that information:

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 Netmask = 255.255.252.0 Gateway = 128.59.168.1 Broadcast = 128.59.252.255
Changed:
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<		DNS server 1 = 128.59.170.64
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>		DNS server 1 = 128.59.1.3
 DNS server 2 = 129.236.252.7
Changed:
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<		DNS server 3 = 128.59.59.70
>
>		DNS server 3 = 128.59.1.4
 

For the mail server, use the name mail.nevis.columbia.edu; for a time (NTP) server, use time.nevis.columbia.edu. If you have to use IP addresses for that information:

Revision 82010-08-30 - WilliamSeligman

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META TOPICPARENT name="Computing"
 

Network parameters

These are the network parameters for a device on one of the Nevis networks. If a device uses DHCP, it will pick up this information automatically; you only need the following if you have to manually configure a network device.

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 Gateway = 129.236.252.1 Broadcast = 129.236.252.255 DNS server 1 = 129.236.252.7
Changed:
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<		DNS server 2 = 129.236.252.8
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>		DNS server 2 = 129.236.252.29
 DNS server 3 = 128.59.59.70
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 Gateway = 10.44.0.1 Broadcast = 10.44.255.255 DNS server 1 = 10.44.7.7
Changed:
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<		DNS server 2 = 10.44.7.8
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>		DNS server 2 = 10.44.7.29
 DNS server 3 = 128.59.59.70

Revision 72010-05-27 - WilliamSeligman

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Network parameters

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<		These are the network parameters for a device on one of the Nevis networks. If a device uses DHCP, it will pick up this information automatically; you only need the following if you have to manually configure a network device.
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>		These are the network parameters for a device on one of the Nevis networks. If a device uses DHCP, it will pick up this information automatically; you only need the following if you have to manually configure a network device.
 

Nevis public network

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  Try to refer to a device (printer, computer, etc.) by its IP name, rather than its IP address. If you refer to 129.236.252.140 or 129.236.252.8, you may experience network problems when moving between private and public networks. If you refer to bw-research.nevis.columbia.edu or mail.nevis.columbia.edu, you won't have those problems; the Nevis DNS servers will take care of it.
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<		For more information, see this discussion of the Nevis networks.

-- WilliamSeligman - 08 Aug 2008

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>		For more information, see this discussion of the Nevis networks.

Revision 62010-03-12 - WilliamSeligman

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META TOPICPARENT name="Trash.CosmicRay"
 

Network parameters

These are the network parameters for a device on one of the Nevis networks. If a device uses DHCP, it will pick up this information automatically; you only need the following if you have to manually configure a network device.

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 Time (NTP) server = 10.44.7.7
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>

Nevis Annex 

Address range = 128.59.170.64/26
Netmask = 255.255.252.0
Gateway = 128.59.168.1
Broadcast = 128.59.252.255
DNS server 1 = 128.59.170.64
DNS server 2 = 129.236.252.7
DNS server 3 = 128.59.59.70

For the mail server, use the name mail.nevis.columbia.edu; for a time (NTP) server, use time.nevis.columbia.edu. If you have to use IP addresses for that information: 

Mail (SMTP) server = 129.236.252.8
Time (NTP) server = 129.236.252.7
 

General tips

Try to refer to a device (printer, computer, etc.) by its IP name, rather than its IP address. If you refer to 129.236.252.140 or 129.236.252.8, you may experience network problems when moving between private and public networks. If you refer to bw-research.nevis.columbia.edu or mail.nevis.columbia.edu, you won't have those problems; the Nevis DNS servers will take care of it.

Revision 52009-07-24 - WilliamSeligman

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META TOPICPARENT name="WebHome"
>
>
META TOPICPARENT name="Trash.CosmicRay"
 

Network parameters

These are the network parameters for a device on one of the Nevis networks. If a device uses DHCP, it will pick up this information automatically; you only need the following if you have to manually configure a network device.

Revision 42008-12-24 - WilliamSeligman

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META TOPICPARENT name="WebHome"

Network parameters

Changed:
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<		These are the network parameters for a device on one of the Nevis networks.
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>		These are the network parameters for a device on one of the Nevis networks. If a device uses DHCP, it will pick up this information automatically; you only need the following if you have to manually configure a network device.
 

Nevis public network

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 DNS server 3 = 128.59.59.70
Changed:
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<		For the mail server, use the name mail.nevis.columbia.edu; for a time (NTP) server, use time.nevis.columbia.edu. If you have to use IP addresses for that information:
>
>		For the mail server, use the name mail.nevis.columbia.edu; for a time (NTP) server, use time.nevis.columbia.edu. If you have to use IP addresses for that information:
  
Mail (SMTP) server = 129.236.252.8
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 DNS server 3 = 128.59.59.70
Changed:
<
<		For the mail server, use the name mail.nevis.columbia.edu; for a time (NTP) server, use time.nevis.columbia.edu. If you have to use IP addresses for that information:
>
>		For the mail server, use the name mail.nevis.columbia.edu; for a time (NTP) server, use time.nevis.columbia.edu. If you have to use IP addresses for that information:
  
Mail (SMTP) server = 10.44.7.8

Revision 32008-12-23 - WilliamSeligman

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META TOPICPARENT name="WebHome"

Network parameters

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 Address range = 129.236.252.0/24 Netmask = 255.255.255.0 Gateway = 129.236.252.1
Added:
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>		Broadcast = 129.236.252.255
 DNS server 1 = 129.236.252.7 DNS server 2 = 129.236.252.8 DNS server 3 = 128.59.59.70
Added:
>
>		For the mail server, use the name mail.nevis.columbia.edu; for a time (NTP) server, use time.nevis.columbia.edu. If you have to use IP addresses for that information: 

Mail (SMTP) server = 129.236.252.8
Time (NTP) server = 129.236.252.7
 

Nevis private network 

Address range = 10.44.0.0/16
Netmask = 255.255.0.0
Gateway = 10.44.0.1
Added:
>
>		Broadcast = 10.44.255.255
 DNS server 1 = 10.44.7.7 DNS server 2 = 10.44.7.8 DNS server 3 = 128.59.59.70
Added:
>
>		For the mail server, use the name mail.nevis.columbia.edu; for a time (NTP) server, use time.nevis.columbia.edu. If you have to use IP addresses for that information: 

Mail (SMTP) server = 10.44.7.8
Time (NTP) server = 10.44.7.7
 

General tips

Try to refer to a device (printer, computer, etc.) by its IP name, rather than its IP address. If you refer to 129.236.252.140 or 129.236.252.8, you may experience network problems when moving between private and public networks. If you refer to bw-research.nevis.columbia.edu or mail.nevis.columbia.edu, you won't have those problems; the Nevis DNS servers will take care of it.

Revision 22008-10-06 - WilliamSeligman

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META TOPICPARENT name="WebHome"

Network parameters

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Nevis private network

Changed:
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<		Address range = 10.44.0.0/15
>
>		Address range = 10.44.0.0/16
 Netmask = 255.255.0.0 Gateway = 10.44.0.1 DNS server 1 = 10.44.7.7
Changed:
<
<		DNS server 2 = 10.44.8.8
>
>		DNS server 2 = 10.44.7.8
 DNS server 3 = 128.59.59.70

Revision 12008-08-08 - WilliamSeligman

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Added:
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>
META TOPICPARENT name="WebHome"

Network parameters

These are the network parameters for a device on one of the Nevis networks.

Nevis public network 

Address range = 129.236.252.0/24
Netmask = 255.255.255.0
Gateway = 129.236.252.1
DNS server 1 = 129.236.252.7
DNS server 2 = 129.236.252.8
DNS server 3 = 128.59.59.70

Nevis private network 

Address range = 10.44.0.0/15
Netmask = 255.255.0.0
Gateway = 10.44.0.1
DNS server 1 = 10.44.7.7
DNS server 2 = 10.44.8.8
DNS server 3 = 128.59.59.70

General tips

Try to refer to a device (printer, computer, etc.) by its IP name, rather than its IP address. If you refer to 129.236.252.140 or 129.236.252.8, you may experience network problems when moving between private and public networks. If you refer to bw-research.nevis.columbia.edu or mail.nevis.columbia.edu, you won't have those problems; the Nevis DNS servers will take care of it.

For more information, see this discussion of the Nevis networks.

-- WilliamSeligman - 08 Aug 2008

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