Can See Router But Not Lan Or Internet
I am running Icepack Linux 2.75.
I also have a LAN: Belkin F5D6231-4 802.11b Wireless Router with WLAN and 4 wired ports 1 PC wired 1 PC wireless Cable modem dhcp assigned I.P. Addresses I want to hard-wire my Linux Box to the network as well. Linux can see my router. I can go to the i.p. address and edit my router settings from Linux. However my router does not show the Linux box in the dhcp client list and I cannot see my other PCs or get to the internet. I have tried both static and non-static I.P. address on Linux What do I need to configure in order for my Linux box to be a part of the network? |
Hey,
did you set up your resolv.conf properly? There has to be 'nameserver 192.168.1.1'. Replace by your Routers/Gateways/DNS IP. This in most cases will do ... You also could try typing 'route add standard gw 192.168.1.1 eth0' (Also replace Router ip and device name by yours) |
Can See Router But Not Lan Or Internet
I edited my resolv.conf and added the line:
nameserver 192.168.1.1 (I changed the IP Address to my router's) This allowed me to start accessing the internet. I still have not tried accessing the network but will soon. More questions will follow. Thank you! |
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