IP problems

Thu, 08 Aug 2002 15:56:33 -0700

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I am new to Linux and can=B9t get it to access the internet. I am working on =
a
Performa 5400/160 (European version) with a Farallon Ethernet card connecte=
d
to a LAN through a Lynksys router and a DSL line. I can access the internet
with the same machine running OS9.1. Once I go to YDL I get know where.

My settings are the same as OS9.1 with respect to fixed IP address, subnet
mask, and gateway address. I haven=B9t entered the domain name since I don=B9t
have one.

Any suggestions?

Chuck Coleman
http://www.aracnet.com/~coleman/
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<FONT FACE=3D"Verdana">I am new to Linux and can&#8217;t get it to access the=
 internet. I am working on a Performa 5400/160 (European version) with a Far=
allon Ethernet card connected to a LAN through a Lynksys router and a DSL li=
ne. I can access the internet with the same machine running OS9.1. Once I go=
 to YDL I get know where.<BR>
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My settings are the same as OS9.1 with respect to fixed IP address, subnet =
mask, and gateway address. I haven&#8217;t entered the domain name since I d=
on&#8217;t have one.<BR>
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Any suggestions?<BR>
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Chuck Coleman<BR>
http://www.aracnet.com/~coleman/<BR>
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67% of all statistics have critical errors and the other 47% contain seriou=
s errors.<BR>
&quot;There are liars, damned liars and statisticians.&quot; Mark Twain<BR>
Always question statistics.<BR>
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