okay so what you're saying is linux isn't grabbing the dns resolution
from the router basically.. it connects to the router though, doesn't
it? what does ifconfig say? i haven't used linux in a while, but what
are the contents of /etc/init.d/net* (i mean..paste me the contents of
/etc/init.d which have the prefix net) it should be
/etc/init.d/net.eth0 (your ethernet...) and /etc/init.d/net.ath0 ( i
assume on this one.. for the wireless) or /etc/init.d/net.ad0 (that
last one might be my bsd brain in action)
if it doesn't connect to the router have you tried
net-setup eth0
or
dhcpd eth0
?
regards,
andrew
On 08/03/07, Carl Struyk <carl(a)struyk.co.uk> wrote:
I had been using LiveCD's without a problem - any I tried would
pick
up a DHCP address and go out to the internet - no problems. Suddenly
they stopped working. No matter what distro I use now - I still
cannot access the internet. I tried getting an answer to this on the
ubuntu forums but they couldn't help!
I am picking up an IP address (via DHCP) with no problems - whether
I'm using wired or wifi (to an Apple Airport express AP which gets
it's own IP through DHCP) but cannot get online.
After reading something unrelated earlier - I thought about pinging an
IP address to see if I get a response. Tried pinging
google.com and I
always get a response. I then put the IP address straight into
Firefox and got the page up. So, my issue appears to be a DNS issue
with every LiveCD. It's odd that it doesn't matter if I use wired
(straight to the router - a D-Link DSL 504T) or wireless through the
Airport Express AP > DSL504T.
To complicate matters - if I use my Powerbook (running OS X) with
wired or wireless - it works fine. Also, if I use my tablet PC
running Vista with wired or wireless - it works fine!
Can anyone suggest anything? In my DHCP settings on my router, it's
giving the DNS address as the router address. is this correct or
should it be the DNS address of my ISP?
Carl
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