Re: DNS lookup failure on Linksys router
"Steven J. Yellin" <[email protected]>
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Maybe someone else can understand what's going on, but as far as I'm
concerned, your message is ambiguous. For example, you haven't made it
clear who's doing the pinging and who is being pinged. Are WXP and W98 on
the same computer as Shrike or are they on an internal network?
X-Windows is a windowing system, not a computer. When you said "X-Windows
complains about invalid hostname" did you mean "Windows XP complains about
invalid hostname" when given some command?
Although you didn't say so, I assume "Can ping WWW by IP and hostname"
means your Shrike system can ping computers on the external internet by
hostname, in which case your provider's DNS is working, but doesn't
necessarily provide the association between your computer's name and your
computer's IP.
Steven Yellin
On Sat, 18 Dec 2004, Joshua E Vines wrote:
> Recent re-install of Shrike, set to DHCP, Primary DNS set to 192.168.1.1.
> Router has no hostname or domainname. Router set to gateway (can not
> change).
> WXP and W98 can ping by IP and hostname.
> Can ping by IP. Can not ping by hostname. Can ping WWW by IP and
> hostname. X-Windows complains about invalid hostname.
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