I have tried to run "The Dude" on Ubuntu 9.04 by using both Wine & Codeweavers crossover. Despite running as root via gksudo I am unable to ping anything and therefore discovery does not work. Any suggestions?

I have tried to install "The Dude" under Codeweavers crossover. I have got it going but cannot ping anything. The documentation says I need to run as root - I am not sure I can do this with Crossover - The documentation http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Dude_Linux_Installation mentions "y...

Is it only me. But all I can find is version 1 documentation.
Where can one find documentation for Version 2 and 3.

Okay I could write a script that logged on to my router from a machine (Same as Dude Server ) inside the NAT and get hold of the IP address assign by my ISP for the router and its gateway in the ISP. i.e. a grep on ifconfig.

Is there a way to then add these two machines to the Local Map?

Not sure I understand Not sure that helps. If I restart the router and the IP address the ISP allocates changes then so does the DNS name. If I use DNS lookup on the router it just finds its IP address inside the NAT lan, not the IP address that the ISP has assigned it. Also what is MT?. Sorry don't...

I have only just discovered "The dude" and I like it a lot. I am just running a home network and have some questions. So basically I have 3 windows PC's and a Print Server plus a wireless router on on 192.168.1.x. On PC is running "The Dude" server. I have added my the router tru...