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address not found
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Dom Mai 10, 2009 6:07 pm
por router
for last two months my web browser cannot resolve any web page. There is always "address not found". BF is dialing, status is connected but browser still display "address no found".
DNS test is showing the following:
Trying to solve a.root-servers.net
nslookup: a.root-servers.net: Unknown host
Expecting: 198.41.0.4
Got......: NOTHING
Your DNS system is NOT WORKING.
Re: address not found
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Dom Mai 10, 2009 9:00 pm
por gamba47
Post this file
/etc/coyote/coyote.conf
gamba47
Re: address not found
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Dom Mai 10, 2009 10:14 pm
por router
Here is etc/coyote/coyote.conf
INETTYPE='PPP'
DOMAINNAME='domek'
HOSTNAME='brazilfw'
LOCAL_IPADDR='192.168.0.1'
LOCAL_NETMASK='255.255.255.0'
PPP_CONFIG_OTF='YES'
PPP_USERNAME='xxx@xxx.net'
PPP_PASSWORD='xxx'
PPP_PHONENUM='822-2057'
PPP_MODEMTTY='/dev/ttyS0'
PPP_PORTSPEED='115200'
PPP_INITSTR='ATZ&F&W&W1&Y'
PPP_DEMANDDIAL='180'
PPP_STATICIP='NO'
PPP_LOCALREMOTE='192.168.0.2'
PPP_ISP='ISP'
PPP_CHATLOGIN='NO'
DHCPSERVER='YES'
DHCPD_START_IP='192.168.0.65'
DHCPD_END_IP='192.168.0.254'
ADMIN_AUTH='mcr2.tZ.vOZ00ER002h3f8/'
TZ='EST5EDT'
USE_DNS_CACHE='YES'
ENABLE_EXTERNAL_SSH='NO'
DEFAULT_USERS_FILTER='ALLOW_ALL'
DEFAULT_SERVICES_FILTER='ALLOW_ALL'
Re: address not found
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Seg Mai 11, 2009 5:40 pm
por gamba47
You are using a gsm conection ?
I never use this, maybe some other partner in the forum can help you.
good luck!
gamba47
Re: address not found
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Sex Jun 12, 2009 5:09 pm
por ipnet
Hi!. Questions.
Are you really connected to Internet? If so, what happens if you ping (from BrazilFW server) a public address specifying the IP address (i.e. ping 74.125.157.147) of the host instead of the URL? Do you get an answer back for that ping?
If you do, then you have a DNS problem. If you can't even get a response doing this, you have a connection problem (check everything concerning the ssty0 interface, is it mounted?). I hope this helps.
Regards.