Internet not working - network is
 

I have installed CentOS 3.1 and the network is set for DHCP. I am able to ping other servers in the network but the Internet is not. Mozilla issues a message :Site not found. Check the address and try again"

The /etc/host.conf file contains "order hosts,bind"
The /etc/resov.conf is correct

;generated by /sbin/dhclient-script
search (correct domain name)
nameserver 164.95.xxx.x
nameserver 164.95.xxx.x

What else should I be looking at? I don't have a Linux gui to compare to.
:confused: :newbie:

check routing table if u it got correct gateway ip from DHCP server.
#/sbin/route -n
if it doesnt get gateway ip, u can add default route like that:
#/sbin/route add default gw ip_of_gateway

good luck.

The default gateway shows when I do netstat -r. It is different from the default gateway on the Windows desktops on the same subnet (ipconfig /all). I attempted the route add command using the same gateway IP that is on the desktops and it replied "SIOCADDRT:File exist"

Still :confused:

try to remove the default routing first, then add correct one
if it still fails, try static ip instead of getting it from DHCP. it seems there s a trouble beetwen your DHCP server and linux.
u can configure your network with "/usr/sbin/netconfig"

good luck.

Its odd. When I delete the default I check and it is gone. After I do the route add I check and the default gw is back to the one it was before. I am on a subnet that is exclusive DHCP. I have a static on a different subnet. How would that work?

:scratch: