Re: No internet connection

[Jeff Vian <jvian10@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Brian Tilley wrote:

> Jeff Vian wrote:
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> > Brian Tilley wrote:
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> > > Jeff Vian wrote:
> > >
> > > > >
> > > > However,  the GATEWAY must be within that range unless he is using 
> > > > IPLESS connections.  He said there is a router connected, so this 
> > > > should be the subnet on the private side of the router and the 
> > > > gateway would be the routers IP address.
> > > >
> > > > >  
> > > The linux machine is connected to the modem directly thru the hub, 
> > > three other machines are connected via a router to the hub. The 
> > > problem seems to be with the Gateway address. What configuration 
> > > files should I edit to make sure the right address is listed?
> > >
> > > Brian
> >
> >
> >
> > You say 3 other machines are connected via a router.  What is the 
> > gateway address used by the router for the modem connection?
> >
> > This machine should likely have the same gateway, and it can get set 
> > in the file you sent earlier. (ifcfg-eth0 I believe)
> The gateway used by the router (according to ipconfig in windozeXP) is 
> 192.168.2.1 (default). This 

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> router has a static IP of 142.179.210.24

And your router is running windows XP so you can use this command on 
it??????
Somehow I think you are confused in either the answer or in what you are 
doing to answer my question.

It seems likely this may be the gateway your box is using for the 
(private) interface on the router, and that would be fine.  If so then 
set the gateway on the linux box to the same.

If I am not correct then please try again on either the answer or the 
way you got the answer.
The static IP of the router is not the same as the gateway address the 
router uses.