> I believe you can achieve the same effect in the advanced setup in the > webui, but only if you go from dhcp off to dhcp on and click next, then > set the static DNS instead of dynamic.
I tried something like that, but it didn't work. Maybe I will try it again sometime tonight. > You're lucky the default domain is something sane like 'home'. Mine has > a default domain of domain.actdsltmp. It can be changed the way you Actually, you can find both dslmodem.domain.actdsltmp and dslmodem.home in your /etc/hosts on the modem. Look and see if yours has dslmodem.home too. > described, in /etc/udhcpd.conf, but doesn't persist across reboots. Any > ideas? Yeah, that's mainly why I said "temporary" solution. I am thinking of writing script that will telnet to the modem and update the file automatically. Then every time I reboot the modem, I just have to remember to run the script. Hmmm... > They should have at least given us ed or ex or sed. :( I see tftp on > there, perhaps that could be used to not have to re-type the files all > the time. I know. I got desperate and started looking for ed and was very surprised when I couldn't even find that. tftp could help us, but in this case, I was able to use copy and paste within an xterm, so it wasn't that bad. -- Phillip Hellewell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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