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i have FC5 installed on my system and my net connection is through dhcp that discovers ipaddress and dns is fed into the network.Now what is happening is that when i run or try to connect google throught the browser in show time out.but when i ping google or be it any other website it works fine.please guys help me i am fed up of this.
Can you do a telnet to port 80 on one of let's say Google's webservers? (or any other internet web server)?
Try something like:
Code:
telnet www.google.com 80
If this doesn't connect, I'm guessing there is a firewall blocking access to port 80 (on internet sites).
Ping may still work in such a case, since it doesn't use port 80 (HTTP).
If it does connect, it's a browser problem most likely.
Have enter proxy number in your browser(if there's one)?
Is your computer using static/auto?
Have you try auto configuration script = //localhost.localdomain ?
Have you try entering 127.0.0.1 into the browser URL column.?
All of that seems strange but usually fixed problem.
If it doesn't turn off LINUXSUSE firewall, then you should be up and running.
my konqueror browser is working fine now but firefox is not working.
and for 127.0.0.1 is opening the page as it should.i dont know what the problem is.
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