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Old 07-23-2001
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Unhappy i can't get on the internet

hello

i have just installed linux mandrake 7.1 and i've been trying to get help EVERYWHERE!! i can't get on the internet.

it dials the modem and connects but when i try and go 2 any web pages it gets no further than looking for the server.

plleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease help

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Can you give us more information? Are you using a ppp-on script? Are you using wvdial to connect?

Also, what is in your /etc/resolv.conf file? Anything? The right things? Are you trying to browse with Netscape? Lynx?
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Try to nslookup/ping/telnet/ftp to some websites/ftpsites ... if thus works and you just cannot browse than check if you need a proxy-server ... check the references from your provider
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Check your log after you connected to internet (using ppp-on script?).

Also post output of "route -n" (after connected)


My doubt is pppd can't set defaultroute.

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i think i know what the probleme is now. i have a feeling that the IP address in /etc/resolv.conf are incorrect but i don't know how i find out what they are meant to be.

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call your service provider. also if you are having a problem with named (DNS) do a search for nslookup or bind.

I know that topic was well coverd about a week or so ago.
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hmmmm yes well... i got the ip address and tryed to connect again but it made no difference. this time i decided to have a look at resolv.conf wile i was still on the internet and i noticed that kppp had disabled "domain line one". is this normal? what should i do, i tearing my hair out!!

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