samba - Nov 2001 - Samba and Win98 dial-up more detailed

Problem:
Since I changed the network settings on my Win98 machine from obtain an IP
address automatically to specify an IP address so that my Linux box can see
it using samba, I now get a DNS configuration problem when I connect to the
Internet using my dial-up connection. What should I do?  To help here are
the settings below.

Before I connected Samba:

Win98 Box Configuration:
TCP/IP ? Intel Ethernet Card  Properties settings: Obtain IP address
automatically

Dial Up Networking Setting:
Dial Up Server type: PPP:Internet, Winnt server, Win98
TCP/IP settings:
*Server assigned IP address
*Server assigned name server addresses
*Use IP header compression
*Use default gateway on remote network

Advanced options that are checked: enable software compression
Allow network protocol are checked

After Networking with samba:

To setup a private network I gave the WIN98 machine
Same as above Dial Up networking settings

Instead of using obtain an IP address for the Ethernet card setting.
I used specify an IP address
IP address: 192.168.1.3
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

Winconfig ? Blank
Gateway ? 255.255.255.1

My Linux box is using IP address: 192.168.1.2

I don't have your original posts.
You can't use those 192.168 addresses on the internet.
I assume that your linux box is not going out on the internet.
I assume that your windows box was getting an IP address from a server on
the internet.
If this is corrrect, you will likely have to give your windows box two ip
names (aliases), one to use on the internet and one to use on your intranet
I don't know your network setup and I don't know much about windows. You
might be able to give your network card two ip's, or you might need to
install a second network card in your windows box.
If might make more sense to use your linux box as a gateway and put your
windows box behind it.
Joel

> TCP/IP settings:
> *Server assigned IP address  <----Who is your server?