02-07-2006
How to be sure the dns service is running ?
Well, i changed my lan card and finally i got it up and running, i have /etc/resolv.conf with
domain xxx.xxx
nameserver xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
and it was working with me earlier with the old lan card, with the new one i added it ip using auto-dhcp and its received an ip from my dhcp and it can ping the other machines fine, also i added router to it using route add default and its worked fine too, the problem which i faced (and which i faced before too) its dont resolve the dns name, like if i ping yahoo.com its telling me unknonwn host this problem fixed with restart but im asking which service related to that so i can restart instead of reboot the whole machine? thanks
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