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Hey folks |
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> > I've seen that exact problem with many simple routers like |
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> the one you have |
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> > and various Linux distros, almost always |
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> > some of the programs do work with dns server being the |
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> router itself and |
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> > some don't. Namely: |
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> > Web browsers and IM apps mostly work, |
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> > rsync,svn git and some telnet and ftp apps mostly don't. |
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> > In MS Windows almost always all work just fine. |
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> > The solution for me was to find out in the router itself |
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> what are the dns |
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> > servers that it uses and configure them in the system, |
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> either in resolv.conf |
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> > or in conf.d/net . |
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> > Hope it helps. |
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> Indeed, it works for me as well :-) |
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> Thank you |
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> Marco |
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Yes, adding DNS servers manually to /etc/resolv.conf worked for me as well. Things kept trying to resolve to 1.0.0.0. |
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For reference I was using a DLink 604 ADSL Modem Router (if memory serves). |
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David |
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