Victor:
Thank you for your responce. Should I use DNS Cache or is there another
way to to this?
You suggested to change /ete/network.conf to make 192.168.1.254 as my
DNS insted of the isps machine?
Could you please expand upon this for me since I still consider myself a
newbie to Linux? Ray told me to edit this same file on the lrp, and I
tried to add my extra nameservers to the /etc/network.conf but it did
not work ( unless I did it wrong).
What is sent from the lrp to the Linux machine is:
resolv.confg
#
# Generated by dhcpcd from DHCP server information.
#
domain private.network
nameserver 192.168.1.254
If I edit the resolv.confg file to:
#
# Generated by dhcpcd from DHCP server information.
#
domain covad.net
search covad.net
nameserver 192.168.1.254
nameserver 64.105.0.58
nameserver 64.105.0.250
Then the Linux machine connects to the Internet, and everytime that I
boot the Linux partition on this machine I must edit the resolv.confg
file to connect to the Internet. The Windoze 98 partition works fine
with a static ip address assigned to it , give it the DNS entries and
its happy.
Robert Chambers
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