Ammohunt

everything you need to know is in the message header. depending on your mail client it differs on how to get that information. Outlook is right click->message options cut and paste the contents of the internet headers box into something like [url]http://www.mxtoolbox.com/EmailHeaders.aspx[/url]

So name resolution works? nslookup microsoft.com (for instance)

lynx is a text based web browser try that.

you should confirm the DSL settings with your ISP and match it to your modem. different ISP have different connectivity options.

Its obvious you need to pay more attention in class "mounting" a text editor means nothing.

You can have multiple PTR entries yes

Trick question? point your clients to the ip address of your newely created DNS server.

Here you go [URL="http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Apache+proxy+configuration&l=1"]link[/URL]

Seems silly to me whats next right to wireless access points?

subnet mask is ok?

not familiar with the at&t wireless router. are their any other machines that are using this internet connection besides your laptop and X-Box? if not chances are your router may not be configured properly. A typical home router setup uses NAT(Network Address Translation) to share a single IP address on …

you will need to use the route command to create a simple routing table. Point internal clients to the 2003 server as the gateway.

This depends on the features of the router any and all wireless cards should have some type of security even WEP. Otherwise don't broadcast the SSID and check to see if you can limit connections by MAC Address which will give you semblance of control.