it needs a default route and default gateway

route add default gw 192.168.0.1 eth0

Bernhard Luder

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Michael Lake
Sent: Thursday, 12 April 2001 11:24
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [SLUG] Can't resolve outside sites after new Deb installation.


Hi Guys,

Well have not many students for a while so took the opportunity
yesterday to `upgrade' my RedHat 6'ish to Debian. I'll bother you with a
few things today :-)

Can't yet use apt-get as it can't stat the sources. Why? Well I can't
even ping the URLs in the sources.

ping www.uts.edu.au
"unknown host"

If I ping our nameserver here by ip address I get:
"Network is unreachable"

Ok so this tells me why I can't get very far.

My resolve.conf seems OK
        search chem.uts.edu.au
        nameserver correct_ip_address1
        nameserver correct_ip_address1

My host.conf
        order hosts,bind
        multi on

Note that resolve.conf and host.conf are the same as I had before with
RH and that worked. I had tar balled etc away so can refer to it.

I can also telnet fine into other machines which I have listed in my
hosts file. These machines are on the same network internally.

ifconfig says eth0 is up ok. Route shows:
Destination  Gateway etc Iface
localnet     *       etc eth0

There is no default route. I though maybe I needed that but I dont think
so as the RH didn't have one set and my IRIX box next to me doesnt have
one either for here.

What do I check now?
Mike
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