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RH9 cable modem no internet access
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| I just installed RH9. I selected the default
server installation.
There are two NIC cards in my machine. One is
connected to a (roadrunner) cable modem, and the
other to a five port hub.
The card connected to the modem is configured
to use DHCP. The ifconfig command shows that
DHCP is working since the card is getting
an IP address (and a ns address is put in resolv.conf).
The problem is I still can't get out to the internet.
When I try to ping the DNS address I get destination unreachable.
The default installation gave me iptables, but I don't think the problem
is related to iptables, since I deleted the symlink
from /etc/rc.d/rc.3 that starts iptables and the result
is the same.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Mark
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| well if you cant ping by ip, and a nameserver is being written to
resolv.conf, next question is, are you getting a default gateway? TRied
running redhat-config-network in x to set up the interface?
Brian
"Mark" <mark@spammark100sucks.net> wrote in message
news:xDKWa.10508$K4.408275@twister.tampabay.rr.com...quote:
> I just installed RH9. I selected the default
> server installation.
>
> There are two NIC cards in my machine. One is
> connected to a (roadrunner) cable modem, and the
> other to a five port hub.
>
> The card connected to the modem is configured
> to use DHCP. The ifconfig command shows that
> DHCP is working since the card is getting
> an IP address (and a ns address is put in resolv.conf).
>
> The problem is I still can't get out to the internet.
> When I try to ping the DNS address I get destination unreachable.
> The default installation gave me iptables, but I don't think the problem
> is related to iptables, since I deleted the symlink
> from /etc/rc.d/rc.3 that starts iptables and the result
> is the same.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mark
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| Bit Twister 2004-01-23, 7:35 pm |
| On Sat, 02 Aug 2003 08:29:17 GMT, Mark wrote:quote:
> I just installed RH9. I selected the default
> server installation.
>
> There are two NIC cards in my machine. One is
> connected to a (roadrunner) cable modem, and the
> other to a five port hub.
>
> The card connected to the modem is configured
> to use DHCP. The ifconfig command shows that
> DHCP is working since the card is getting
> an IP address (and a ns address is put in resolv.conf).
>
> The problem is I still can't get out to the internet.
> When I try to ping the DNS address I get destination unreachable.
> The default installation gave me iptables, but I don't think the problem
> is related to iptables, since I deleted the symlink
> from /etc/rc.d/rc.3 that starts iptables and the result
> is the same.
>
> Any suggestions?
http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search
slrnbie18j.408.BitTwister@wb.home in the message id box
*linux* in the Newsgroup, pick English
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| > well if you cant ping by ip, and a nameserver is being written toquote:
> resolv.conf, next question is, are you getting a default gateway? TRied
Not sure. When I do "route", the Gateway column is '*' for
all interfaces. When I do "traceroute [IP of ns]" it sits
there for a while, then prints one line and returns.
quote:
> resolv.conf, next question is, are you getting a default gateway? TRied
> running redhat-config-network in x to set up the interface?
Since I am running a server installation, I have no x. I ran it in
the shell and it didn't help.
Mark
"Brian" <tcpipman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:Bf-cndZVEt2gE7aiU-KYvg@britsys.net...quote:
> well if you cant ping by ip, and a nameserver is being written to
> resolv.conf, next question is, are you getting a default gateway? TRied
> running redhat-config-network in x to set up the interface?
>
> Brian
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> "Mark" <mark@spammark100sucks.net> wrote in message
> news:xDKWa.10508$K4.408275@twister.tampabay.rr.com...
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| Problem solved. I had a line "Gateway=[internal IP of NIC
connected to hub]" in /etc/sysconfig/network which I erased.
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Mark
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"Mark" <mark@spammark100sucks.net> wrote in message
news:I_RWa.11226$qg3.541065@twister.tampabay.rr.com...quote:
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> Not sure. When I do "route", the Gateway column is '*' for
> all interfaces. When I do "traceroute [IP of ns]" it sits
> there for a while, then prints one line and returns.
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> Since I am running a server installation, I have no x. I ran it in
> the shell and it didn't help.
>
> Mark
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> "Brian" <tcpipman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:Bf-cndZVEt2gE7aiU-KYvg@britsys.net...
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