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I have a problem with browsing on a newly installed RH 9.0 linux. Following is the configuration and details.
I have a DSL router (NetGear) installed, and have three PCs hooked to it. 2 of them run MS Windows 98 & 2000 respectively. On the third, I installed RH linux 9.0. I have enabled DHCP, and set to automatically obtain DNS information. After rebooting I see resolv.conf having two
lines with two name-server IP address. Still when I try to browse net using mozilla, it could not resolve domain names.
I tried host <domain name>, it says connection time out.
But if I try host -T <domain name> it resolves fine
$ host yahoo.com
;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached
$host -T yahoo.com
yahoo.com has address 66.218.71.198
The man page says -T option make the communication go over TCP. Does it mean, the name server does not accept UDP connection. If so, how can I configure mozilla to use TCP for name resolution. The only option I see on mozilla to choose between http 1.0 and http 0.1.
I had messed up the security settings. Reverting back to default did the trick.
thanks
Joseph
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Originally posted by joeswaminathan I have a problem with browsing on a newly installed RH 9.0 linux. Following is the configuration and details.
I have a DSL router (NetGear) installed, and have three PCs hooked to it. 2 of them run MS Windows 98 & 2000 respectively. On the third, I installed RH linux 9.0. I have enabled DHCP, and set to automatically obtain DNS information. After rebooting I see resolv.conf having two
lines with two name-server IP address. Still when I try to browse net using mozilla, it could not resolve domain names.
I tried host <domain name>, it says connection time out.
But if I try host -T <domain name> it resolves fine
$ host yahoo.com
;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached
$host -T yahoo.com
yahoo.com has address 66.218.71.198
The man page says -T option make the communication go over TCP. Does it mean, the name server does not accept UDP connection. If so, how can I configure mozilla to use TCP for name resolution. The only option I see on mozilla to choose between http 1.0 and http 0.1.
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