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On Friday 06 January 2006 19:33, Peter wrote: |
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> On Fri, 06 Jan 2006 14:34:07 +0100, Sergio Polini wrote: |
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> > (i.e., my gateway address, which is different ;-) to /etc/resolv.conf? My |
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> > resolv.conf after a dhcp connession is: |
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> > domain fastwebnet.it |
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> > nameserver 213.156.54.80 |
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> > nameserver 213.156.54.81 |
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> > (Fastweb is my provider). |
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> > What should my resolv.conf look like? Thanks. |
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> > Sergio |
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> So, you do NOT have a router? Then keep dhcp. If your ISP has assigned you |
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> a static IP, then you should ask them for specifics. Most do not assign |
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> static IP though. Sorry I could not help more. I use a router and each PC |
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> is assigned a specific IP within the local net. However, the ROUTER gets |
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> the Dynamic IP from our ISP. |
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> Sorry I could not help more. dhcp is really great! |
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for static generaly there is needed only 2 sections in /etc/conf.d/net |
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config_eth0 with static ip, netmask and brodcast |
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routes_eth0 with gateway ip |
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no need for dhcp, see net.example |
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