Steve Philp wrote: > "Joseph S. Gardner" wrote: > > > <clip> > > > > > Any one got a clue?? > > > > Joe > > Check to make sure that /etc/resolv.conf contains correct DNS > information to allow hostname->IP resolution. Should look something > like this: > > search <domain> > nameserver <IP> > nameserver <IP> > > Next would be to make sure that the PPP connection is setup as the > default route. If you've got ethernet on that box too, that's quite > likely the problem -- you can't have two default routes. Check with > 'route -n' when your PPP connection is up to see which device holds the > default route -- it'll be listed beginning with '0.0.0.0'. > > Let me know what happens with these two ideas... > > -- > Steve Philp > Network Administrator > Advance Packaging Corporation > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks Steve, I'll give it a bash over the weekend and let you know. Joe
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