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network Problem with unix open solaris
Dear Member:-
Kindly be I am facing a problem with my open Solaris release b101 1- vi /etc/hostname.reg0 This is my IP address xx.xx.xx.xx 2- vi /etc/netmasks This is my subnet mask 3- vi /etc/defaultrouter This is my gateway 4- vi /etc/resolv.conf This is my DNS written with this way Example:- nameserver xx.xx.xx.xx nameserver xx.xx.xx.xx The problem is:- 1- I can't brows any web site 2- When I write this command # ping 4.2.2.2 4.2.2.2 is alive # ping Yahoo! Yahoo! unknown host What is the problem and how to solve it? |
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The problem is that you can't ping a logo.
Try pinging the website instead: Yahoo! edit: Perhaps not. Seems to be a vBulletin quirk (URL renaming, that is). Anyway, try Code:
dig www.yahoo.com |
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02-24-2009
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So, your DNS lookups are cooked. Try restarting nscd via svcadm (don't refresh; must stop and start). Also, check to see that you have the correct "etc/nsswitch.conf" file. You will need "hosts files dns" entry in yours. Look at /etc/nsswitch.dns for the correct line. Also, another thing to check is whether you can resolve the name of a server if its entry is in the hosts file.
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