On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, Emilio Correa wrote:
Does your ISP have proxy servers to access the web? If so you need to set
that up in Netscape. Also, DNS is always a good thing to set up if you
have the info at hand.
Paul
>Hello, I am Emilio and my OS is Mandrake 7.0. with 96 of RAM and a HD of
>8.0 GB. FaxModem USR ext. I recently setup an internet account by kppp,
>but I didn't fill in the DNS address. Now I can't see any WEB page with
>Netscape when I'm on line.
>My ISP doesn't need the DNS in windows 97 but may be it is different in kppp.
>Is necesary to fill in the DNS address in the kppp setup?
>Is this information available in linux in somewhere?
>Thanks and sorry for my english.
>
>
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