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Lenoard,
As we
have covered this topic many times over, please check out the Linux newbie
newsgroup archives. But, if you cannot find them, I have added it
below. I have used it and have never had any problems with @Home cable since.
For your convenicence, I have added it below:
Good
Luck!
Roman
Registered Linux User #179293
here is my problem when i try to connect to the internet
with netscape i get this message."perhaps there is a problem with your name
server if your site must use a non root name server you will need to set the
SOCKS_NS enviroment variable to point at the appropriate name server it may be
necessary to set this variable or the SOCKS host preference to the ip address
of the host in question rather than its name.
I use a cable connection to the internet and here is the
info i got from my isp
ip=24.42.143.174
netmask=255.255.255.0
gateway=24.42.143.1
client id =cr1016481-a
subdomain=hnsn1.on.wave.home.com
domain=24.2.9.33
2nd domain=24.2.9.35
Is there any info that i am missing or maybe i entered
something wrong if you could tell me where this info goes it would help me but
i do believe i have entered it correctly
thanks i hope you can
help
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