setting DNS in static internet connection (PCLinuxOS)
Sorry, I already registered with PCLinuxOS forum, but they are "reviewing my request". So I infest yet another here(they know why the reviewing:)
I need to set DNS so that it survives the logout. My ISP demands static connection (dont ask me why) and I configured it in Control Center. The thing is the configuration of the connection is under one button and DNS setting is under another. Now I logout, the inernet connection settings (IP, gateway etc) stays set but DNS does not. Do I need to configure the domain name beside the DNS to work properly (I have no idea what the domain name be). Yet another thing that might be in connection. I no longer am able to quit from the Control center. Neither the red cross in the right top corner, nor the control+Q work. Is there an alt-ctrl-del alternative in KDE? All other applications I tried so far could be closed |
In some thread I saw a way of editing the network script. So if I write in the eth0 file the line DOMAIN=xxx.xxx.xxx.xx might that work? Well, I try:)
..... I found out that Control Center wrote into etc/resolv.conf a neat line nameserver 213.xxx.192.1 (those xxx i put there as to puzzle unexperienced hackers;-) But as it is, it does nothing, the DNS is not set after reboot |
Code:
cat /etc/resolv.conf |
setting static ip pclinuxos
I found that when you set dns server under miscellaneous internet setting
the setting would be lost on next boot up. solution is to go to menu/system/configuration/hardware/harddrake to then highlight ethernet controller and to click on [run config tool] then to select ethernet you should be right from there. |
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