>From reading through what your writing. It sounds like you want 'everyone'
to get the linux website? Whether they be on intranet, or internet.

Short answer. take mail.something.school.nz out of your hosts file.

That will mean it resolves mail.something.school.nz via whatever your normal
DNS server is, in turn it should get your external IP address.
The theory being it makes it as far as the router, which realises it's one
of it's own interfaces, and just loops it back.

Try it out & see how it goes.

PS: this is based on the assumption that 192.168.2.1 is your M1122's IP
address.

Jp.

Regan Murphy wrote:

> >Everyone on the intranet who goes to mail.somthing.school.nz gets the
> nokia
> >interface.
> >
> >Everyone on the Internet who goes to mail.somthing.school.nz gets the
> Linux
> >website.
> >
> >The linux /etc/hosts is:
> >127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
> >192.168.2.1 mail.something.school.nz mail
>
> >Any hints how to get the Linux website come up instead of the Nokia
> one?
>
> Are the hosts on your network configured to use an external dns server?
> If so they are probably resolving the mail.something.school.nz address
> to the external public address.
>
> If so, set them up to use either a dns server on the linux box, or give
> them local host files pointing them to the linux box internal ip address
> for mail.something.school.nz
>
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