[Sussex] Suse92 and Broadband
Paul Graydon
paul at paulgraydon.co.uk
Sun May 29 14:34:34 UTC 2005
Vague thought, might not be a good idea, others might have thoughts on
it.
Try doing a traceroute on a couple of different web addresses. The first
(non-local) address that appears is likely to be the same one each time
(in my case a "planet internet" server or something)
"ge0-1.lns3-c8.tcl.planet.net.uk [62.25.197.138]". Could you not put
that consistent first address in as your gateway?
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> [mailto:sussex-bounces at mailman.lug.org.uk] On Behalf Of awd
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> Well all, I still have no broadband in suse but I did try a cd distro
> Mandrake Move which runs stright from the cd and it worked straight
> away, mind you the browser was Konqueror. No problem So
> looked at setup
> but when I get back to Suse I cannot setup as suse demands a
> gateway if
> I try manual setup and refused to regognise IPV6 but now it is
> recognising IPV6 with no firewall present but it makes no
> difference,
> managed half a page and then nothing, no.
> I could give up and take a long holiday, Italy sounds nice,
> no penquins
> there............
> Hope you all had a good meet?
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