On 4/25/07, Russ Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you're not totally lost.
you need to check whether you have any
connectivity at all.

ip/ping 199.98.16.1     # your gateway
ip/ping 199.98.16.9  # your dns server
ip/ping 18.26.4.9       # somewhere on the internet

These all work.

then see if you can resolve something
using your dns server:

ndb/dnsdebug @199.98.16.9 www.google.com

or someone else's dns server:

ndb/dnsdebug @18.26.4.9 www.google.com

These both work as well.

also, this part of your mail looks wrong:

        term% ndb/dnsdebug
        > www.google.com
        !dns: dns failure

dnsdebug doesn't print lines like !dns: dns failure.
only dnsquery does.  are you sure you didn't
run dnsquery twice?

I was copying stuff over and I mistyped the output.  What I actually got was:
       term% ndb/dnsdebug
       > www.google.com
       >
(no direct response) and the kernel messages I posted before.

--Joel

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