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hi,
I use RH Linux 9.0.
To connect to the net my ISP has given me an application called crclient.
i login to this application by ./crclient -u username & password.
He has also given me the IP,Subnet,Default gateway,DNS1,DNS2 addresses.
I have entered these data.
Now I am able to ping the IP,subnet successfully.
DNS doesn't respond.
The same adresses work in my Windows 2K m/c.
Am i missing out on any other configuration?
Is there is a checklist I need to go through?
"hi,
I use RH Linux 9.0.
To connect to the net my ISP has given me an application called crclient.
i login to this application by ./crclient -u username & password.
He has also given me the IP,Subnet,Default gateway,DNS1,DNS2 addresses.
I have entered these data.
Now I am able to ping the IP,subnet successfully.
DNS doesn't respond.
The same adresses work in my Windows 2K m/c.
Am i missing out on any other configuration?
Is there is a checklist I need to go through?
thanks,
Jared
"
PS:thanks Masand on you reply but unfortunately being new to Linux,I could not understand it.
Anyone,please please throw some light on this??
hi,
I use the same application in windows to login and access the internet.it is working fine..
I am able to ping all the adresses in windows in which i don't have any problem..
there seems to be some problem with the configuration of these addresses in RH Linux which I don't have a clue on..
I have even checked by disabling the iptables.
Even that does not work..
Can you think of anything else to try out?
Also when I try the set preferences of the client by ./crclient -s
it asks me password remember yes or no..
and then the server ip in dotted format.
When i give that it says "segmentation fault". Is this anything related?
I have configured eth0 with the addresses I have already.
hi,
Unfortunately my ISP's support crew are students who mainly cater to windows.However,he claims that this application works fine with others using Linux.
I have reinstalled the application but get the same results.I have looked into the crclient.conf file and the properties seem ok.However the giving the ipaddress gives segmentation fault.
1.I want to make sure I got all the configurations right in the right places(I am not confident about this one as I am very new.)Something like a checklist would be of great help.
2.I want to check out all the options to make sure that it is the fault of the ISP's application and not anything else that I did.For example I don't know whether to use the option of "automatically configure DNS" in Gnome or manual is better.
3.Is there a way to manually configure instead of installing the application?(just like the dialup connections in windows which u can configure instead of installing an application).
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