On Sunday 17 July 2005 09:00, Jeffrey Lee wrote: > I just installed fedora core 4 and cant seem to get it to see the > outside world. I do not know what I am missing here. I have it setup > with static ips: > ifconfig eth1 64.90.9.232 netmask 255.255.255.224 broadcast 64.90.9.255 up; > ifconfig eth0:1 64.90.9.241 netmask 255.255.255.224 broadcast 64.90.9.255 > up; > > Then I setup dns with: > reflex8.com. IN NS ns1.reflex8.com. > reflex8.com. IN NS ns2.reflex8.com. > > reflex8.com. IN MX 5 mail.reflex8.com. > www.reflex8.com. IN A 64.90.9.241 > reflex8.com. IN A 64.90.9.241 > ns1.reflex8.com. IN A 64.90.9.232 > ns2.reflex8.com. IN A 64.90.9.241 > mail.reflex8.com. IN A 64.90.9.241 > reflex8.com. IN MX 15 mail.think-solutions.com. > > I have the nameservers for the system in resolv.conf being: > 64.90.9.232 > 64.90.1.14 (ISP) > 64.90.1.18 (ISP) > > I dont have a dhcpd.conf file like I had on my redhat install (could > this be the problem?) > > I can't ping it (it is not under a firewall) or ping out to anything > ip or otherwise. Any help would be appreciated. Have you set up routing? command #route -n should show IP address of your your default router, which you need to get out from the local subnet. Add default route with #route add default gw some.ip.address Routing and other addresses should be done to the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ethX and alias to ifcfg-ethX:0. Regards Kimmo Koivisto > > Thanks, > Jeff
