yes, its your dns settings you will need to configure by the looks of it.
[23:11] * Dns resolved www.google.com to 66.102.9.99
Try pinging google directly with that IP and see if it gets through.
If so, its definatly the DNS.
Do you still have access to your Windows install?
Once your connecting
On Monday 25 April 2005 07:22, Robert Barbour wrote:
RB I understand nothing about DNS, host names etc.
Mostly when using a dial-up ISP people get their ip address, default gateway,
and nameservers dynamically.
My guess is that because you have set these as static.
YAST/Network
