On Aug 30, 2006, at 4:12 PM, Bart Reagan wrote: Sorry all I meant look for the letters UG and an IP address under the heading gateway.
bart
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Bart Reagan - President
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Bart Reagan wrote: Ebrahim,
A couple of things to look at;
1. Do you have a default GW assigned (typically your router)? /sbin/route -n look for some IP and the letters GW.
2. Can you ping 192.168.1.1? If so the network card is working
3. Then check /etc/resolv.conf for a nameserver entry. It will be the DNS from you isp and should look like nameserver xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address of the DNS.
good luck
bart
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Bart Reagan - President
Moonrise Ridge Consulting, Inc.
DVBE/Small Business Certified
http://www.moonriseridge.com
530-676-1734
Bart
Many thanks for your valuable suggestions. In fact, I had sent this e-mail about two weeks ago when I resolved the problem by simply loading the "airport" module
$ modprobe airport
I accidentally resent this e-mail while I was sorting the messages in my Inbox. :-)
Regards. Ebrahim
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