[Gloucs] Re: gloucs Digest, ADSL router + DNS settings

[michael hall]

Christain,

You need to store the DNS IP addresses in your ADSL modem/router.  The 
instructions to set it up should point to how to do this.  From your note, I 
take it that your ISP has provided these addresses. 

I use SUSE 9.2 and once the modem/router is configured internet access works 
fine, without needing to change any of the standard settings.


Mike


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> Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 11:44:00 +0200
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> Hello all,
> 
> Seems I need your knowhow again. I bought a ASDL firewall router. I
> run a linux suse 8.1 and a windows machine in the LAN.
> Problem description
> Windows: No access to the internet only per ping+IP. After typing in
> the nameserver IPs of my IPS the problem is solved
> Linux: No access to the internet only per ping+IP. Added the
> nameserver IPs of my IPS to the resolv.conf, problem still persists
> (Konqueror surprisingly sometimes open a website but terrible slow
> after a couple of minutes). When I take the IP of a website, it works
> perfect. Linux is configured with DHCP.
> 
> Well, I think this should be a problem with the nameserver. How can I
> solve it? Thank you for yours ideas in advance.
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> Christian
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