Paul,
Is your ISP's DNS defined in your Window's networking? Specifically
look at Network Properties | Configuration tab | TCP/IP for your Network
card | Properties | DNS ?
Also on your Linux system in /etc/resolve.conf are your DNS server IP
addresses defined? In mine they are the same as those setup under
windows. And that is all that exists in the file.
Hope this helps.
- Nelson ...
At 4/22/00 05:10 AM , you wrote:
>HI
>
>I still seem to be having problems getting diald to setup. I have a windows
>machine masquerading on a linux box, when I start up the browser (internet
>explorer) on windows diald will dial the modem without a problem. So far so
>good.
>
>In DOS I can ping my isp, and in linux I can also ping the isp, BUT the
>browser just sits there and cant seem to get anything!!!
>
>I have tried various combinations of DNS possibilities on both computers,
>but to no avail. Do I put my own private network's domain name in windows
>network settings and in resolv.conf, or do I put my isp's DNS server name in
>both? Or is it a combination of the two? Or something completly
>different??
>
>Starting the chat script manually works fine, so I am at a complete loss as
>to what I should do next.
>
>Thanks
>
>Paul
>
>
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