My guess is sendmail. He looks himself up at boot time. So does smbd and nmbd.
Disable diald at startup. If you have a process that takes longer than a few
seconds to start, it is could be the cause of your dns lookup.
You can look at your message log or watch the boot process an see which process is
starting about the time of the dial up. You can try disabling it. You might also
try restarting each process one by one and see if it causes the link to go up.
-Cliff
"Gary S. Mackay" wrote:
> That's is a DNS lookup (check the /53 at the end). Somewhere you have the 198.
> address defined as your DNS lookup or next route?
>
> Randall wrote:
> >
> > Hi
> >
> > Managed to get my diald going but am suffering from a problem.
> >
> > Whenever I boot, the modem starts up. If I do not make diald start on boot,
> > no problem, however if diald starts on boot, the modem starts. 2 minutes
> > later the modem hangs up and all is good in the land of diald from that
> > point on.
> >
> > The trigger point for diald on boot up of the RH6.0 machine is :
> >
> > diald [359]: Trigger: udp 192.168.0.1/1024 198.41.0.4/53
> >
> > This came from /var/log/messages.. the 192... is my Linux machine and don't
> > have a clue what or where the number 198... came from.
> >
> > Would someone please tell me where to look so I can go fix this problem.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > -Randall
> >
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