SUSE 8.0 and Internet connectivity
I just installed SUSE 8.0 on a different box but am having networking troubles. I can get to other machines on my LAN, but not to the internet. I am behind a router, but that is all. If I ssh to another linux box and export the display, I can surf the web, (as I am doing now), but using Opera or Mozzila on the SUSE box gives unkown host errors. I am trying to get an IP address using DHCP, and that failed (though I don't konw why) so then I gave it a static because the DHCP is always the same anyway.
DHCP -- nothing works Static -- LAN Access works but still no external access . I can get to the router access page, but that is all. Any ideas? --MIKE |
Did you select everything during the installation? These packages may give you problems in SuSE if you are not carefull:
harden-suse bastille SuSEfirewall2 I suggest you to install SuSE with the default selection. Add packages later after online updating it. Or try this before reinstalling: rpm -e dhcp-base rpm -e dhcp-server rpm -e harden-suse rpm -e bastille rpm -e SuSEfirewall2 then reinstall dhcp-base YaST2 -> open network card configuration -> setup eth0 with dhcp remove anything else or use default. reboot I assume you didn't update your kernel ;-) Have a lot of fun! |
check default gateway and/or nameserver configuration
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