I'm attempting to change my networking setup from having been using dhcp to establish a network... on a 10/100 adapter to a static address on a gigabit adapter.
It seems to have worked to just edit /etc/nwam/llp from rtls0 dhcp to rge0 static 192.168.0.29 I get the static address alright and it works on the local lan. with alphabetic or numeric host IPs. ( Harvey is another host on the local lan. ping harvey harvey is alive) However all of a sudden I cannot resolve alphabetic internet addresses. While numeric works. Well right away I think there is something wrong with the resolver but I've made no changes there. So maybe something else is involved in resolving. I've made no intentional changes in /etc/nsswitch.conf either. And don't think it has been involved anyway. cat /etc/resolv.conf: # Comcast name server nameserver 68.87.72.130 # Local gateway router nameserver 192.168.0.20 Resolving on the internet fails like so: # ping ftp.ucsb.edu ping: unknown host ftp.ucsb.edu But the numeric address of ftp.ucsb.edu works. # ping 128.111.24.43 128.111.24.43 is alive So it has to be something to do with resolving... How can I debug this. svcs -a |grep physical shows: # svcs -a |grep physical disabled 21:24:05 svc:/network/physical:default online 21:24:43 svc:/network/physical:nwam I've also tried restarting physical:default... which appears to make no difference. Ditto for physical:nwam. _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
