--- Robert Slade <fedora@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > It looks to me like your machine is not picking up > the DNS entires from > the DHCP on your router. Try running system settings > -> network and see > if the ethernet card is set to obtain address from > DHCP or you have a > static address set. If static address you will need > to add the DNS IP's > under DNS entries. yes, all computers on my network obtain ip address from DHCP. can you think of any reason why a computer obtaining it's ip address thru dhcp wouldn't also pick up the dns server ip addresses? i'm going to now change that. trying to use static ip address etc. > Note: you will have to enter the DNS(s) by hand if > you use static > addresses, the automatic setting only works with > DHCP enabled. (i've already entered dns(s) by hand and it *was* working until i ran NetworkManager which obliterated my /etc/resolv.conf file. then even after i re-entered the dns(s) by hand i couldn't get it to work again.) thanks again for all the help on this list! __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
