Rodrigo Cano wrote: > I have no idea of how does my ISP "invent" an ip to assing me, As far as I am > concerned as the client in the pppoe communication, the ip is given to me and > that's it. My ISP does not have in their "Help pages" (www.anteldata.com.uy > if you want to verify) because it is probably oriented to people that does > not have any idea of how internet works, so I cant get the dns nameservers.. > the only domain I have is the one I use to connect myacco...@[b]adsl55[/b]. > > On the other side, the file /etc/resolv.conf, should I create it (it doesn't > exist) and put *introduceSomethingToPutInHere*? > Thanks. > > > Pumped "dns anteldata.com.uy" into google. The first line (well second if you count a sponsored link as a line) gave the link http://www.robtex.com/dns/anteldata.com.uy.html. On that page there are 2 name server listings. 200.40.30.254 is name server 1 and 200.40.220.254 is name server 2.
So yes, create /etc/resolv.conf with: nameserver 200.40.30.254 nameserver 200.40.220.254 Paul
