On 27-Jul-01, Javier A. Ospina wrote:
>
>
> Steven Folberg wrote:
>
>>
>>>
>>> Also, I have the DNS servers for my ISPs programmed into Miami as
>>> permanent entries. This speeds up the dial-in process no end (all of
>> my
>>> ISPs take quite some time to respond with that sort of information),
>> and
>>> minimises my chances of Miami not being able to resolve my own host
>> name
>>> (probably the extra delay doesn't help).
>>>
>>
>> I am connected to the net via a Netgear router, so the DNS server (i.e.,
>> the
>> router's address) never does change. I tried making that static, i.e.,
>> permanent, but it would seem to help, then didn't help the next time...
>> so
>> I don't think that's the glitch.
>
> Do you use the router address as DNS or Gateway ??? The router address
> goes in as Gateway. The DNS address should be in the database section. The
Which DNS address do you mean?
> router (SMC) I use shows the DNS address through the control software.
My Router acts as a DHCP server, so I have all the settings set to DHCP. But
I don't think that's the problem. Even entering the Gateway with the Router
address as Static doesn't stop the crashing and hanging.
But here's a clue for everybody: on a lark, I found out that if I launch
Opus Magellan from WB 3.9, and then launch Miami from THAT, I get online
okay! Any ideas now? More and more I'm convinced that this is some software
problem on my end, and not a networking problem per se.
Steve
>
--
"Thomas Penfield Jackson -- an American hero (hee, hee!!!) :-)
Amiga: true, pre-emptive multitasking since 1985!"
"It is not your job to complete the work,
But neither are you free to abstain from it." -- R. Tarfon, Pirkei Avot
Visit my homepage at http://lonestar.texas.net/~rebbi
or
http://www.main.org/ctacs
--
To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe miami-talk-ml" to
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]". For help on list commands send "help" to
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
