Hello. I have a Toshiba Tecra S1 that comes up with wireless (and wired) internet connection. I have a (networkeverywhere.com/products/nwr04b.asp) Network Everywhere router and both wireless and wired connection work under Win XP Pro. I use Fedore, so I want to access to internet under Linux. Since I know that wireless connections under Linux are quite complicated since they require other drivers such as NDisWrapper (??), I am trying to connect with wires. I try to setup the network using DHCP to get my IP addresse but it does not work. So I try with static IP entering all the data I get under windows when I access 192.168.1.1 but after I type i.e google.ca, I wait a while and then they say cannot find the website. Since NetWork Everywhere comes with a CD that I used to configure it on my Windows, they say they dont support anything else.. So what can I do?
Thx,
Max

Check your /etc/resolv.conf. backup the current one and touch a new resolv.conf. Also shutdown shorewall package. You should be able to connect.
SS

What is shorewall?
Thx

some sort of package which usually starts up when you boot the machine.

Ok. Do you know how can I shut it down?
Thx

OkOK.. I CAN ACCESS INTERNET!
Somehow I read the other posts.. and I saw I have a DHCP server so I just click Deactivate eth0 then change the static ip setting to DHCP, ativate it again and .. MAGIC it works.. so easy after all.. feel like a hehe
Sorry then, this post is useless!
Max