Obrag Aterg [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] said:
>The thing is, my ISP don't have a given DNS: what now?
Your ISP *does* use a DNS server, but they probably don't normally have to
tell their typical Windows-based user about it.
The DNS server address can be automatically passed to the client TCP/IP
stack during the PPP negotiation (IPCP). The ppp daemon used by Linux does
not support this IPCP extension, so you have to enter the DNS servers
manually.
If you have connected a Win9x box to this ISP, then just run "winipcfg" to
see the DNS server address(es) and enter that in kppp.
Richard
