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Hello, I just reinstalled linux after using windows. Myinternet isnt working, but many oyher computers here work online. (They all use windows.) I know my DNS numbers, but don't know where to input them. I am running SuSE. I am using the Konquerer Web Browser also. So if you know where to input DNS numbers, please tell me!
Hello, I just reinstalled linux after using windows. Myinternet isnt working, but many oyher computers here work online. (They all use windows.) I know my DNS numbers, but don't know where to input them. I am running SuSE. I am using the Konquerer Web Browser also. So if you know where to input DNS numbers, please tell me!
-Thanks
You have to put them at the /etc/resolv.conf file... Have you ever tried ping some ip or www??
It's in /etc. The DNS numbers should be those supplied by the admin or isp. You can also use the local ip address of the router connecting to the Internet.
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