Nope. I can resolve names whenever I do an HTTP search, at least it seems as
such, but then I never receive data back from the host.
If I do, for instance, from lynx or Netscape, go: http:\\www.cycle-23.com, I
get a message saying it is looking up the name, and that was successful, but
then when it talks about opening the HTTP connection and receiving data, I
never get anything back.
The same is true for linux.org, ibm.com, etc.
If I ping any of these systems, it gives me the proper IP address back, but
then never comes back (doesn't seem to timeout, either)...
I am really close to convinced it is a hardware/software problem between the
3COM/RAS stuff and Linux' ppp...
Peter Huetmannsberger wrote:
> It sounds like you haven't set up resolv.conf or your DNS server
> correctly. If you can ping the ISP but not further, it sems to look for a
> nameserver somewhere. Can you ping IP adresses (unresolved). If so, make
> sure you enter your nameserver (or the ISP's) in resolv.conf.
>
> Hope that helps
>
> Peter H.
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