Network Tangle

[Concordon]

I need some help from the guru's on my network setup. It is as follows: (periods for spacing)

.................................Internet
.......................................| gateway **.**.140.1
.......................................| 255.255.252.0
............................cable modem
.......................................|
.......................................|
................................ -----
...............................|
...............................|
...............................|
.............................NIC 1 **.**.141.171
...............................|
...................Windows box--- NIC2-----HUB-----NIC3---Linux box
..................................**.**.141.172 **.**.141.173


I have Internet access on Windows. I don't expect to have Internet on Linux. However, I cannot ping the Windows system (It IS a Hub I am using SMC brand). From the Linux box I get (Network is Unreachable). From Windows box I CAN ping the Linux box. I fear I goofed the Network config somehow on Linux. I don't know how to change my IP settings correctly on it. It is Linux 7.3 and the commands netconf, linuxconf, and netcfg are not recognized. What am I doing wrong? ANY help/informative flames welcome. :)

[Mr. Suspicious]

edit, deleted the answer I originally gave, replaced it with: Go away

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[Concordon]

Why don't you just let someone helpful answer it?

[Bob the builder]

Stop pinging someone elses IP.

Not sure why you "**" the first two octets.. Not sure why your cable modem has a static IP. I dont even know what your subnets on the internal network are.. I have to assume...
I was thinking more on the lines of -->
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Net-HOWTO/


But... Suggestions:

*hint*
ifconfig eth0

and
Configure your linux box to use an internal class C address

and
Configure your internal windows NIC to use a internal class C address on the same subnet as the Linux box.

*hint*
192.168.1.X/0
(see RFC 1918)

[Mr. Suspicious]

Why don't you just let someone helpful answer it?

Have looked at the link I provided? Guess not. Why ask a question if you don't want to hear the answer?

[Concordon]

Thanks Bob!

Got the internal ip's goin now. Thanks for the hints.