Network Prob on FC2

Hi

I just install FC2 on my second harddrive on my computer

and it's using same ethernet card (D-Link DFE-530TX+)

I had read the manual in red hat's website, and it told me

how to config the network card, and I did.

but it seems not working, everytime I open internet browser

(Mozzila), and I typed in a url, it's always not found.

I am thinking do I need to install driver for network card?

cause I don't need to for my Win XP Pro, but I found a Linux

Drive on the installing disk for networking card

in your network did you tried to ping from one pc to another?

Hi,

It can be a resolution problem...

Can you ping some other host in that network?

Can that interface response to pings also?

When you type any URL it have to be resolved to an ip address, and for that resolution to work you have to configure some things.

The most comon is to have your ISP name servers ip addresses in the /etc/resolv.conf using the next scheme:

nameserver 194.65.3.20
nameserver 194.65.3.21

Hi

Thanks for helping guys, my problem is solved, but in a weird way

I did go look at the /etc/resolv.conf, and it has my isp setting I think (I didn't change

anything cause it's read-only)

and then I had a redhat network alert notification tool pops out, and it says I have 2xx

updateso I updated, and then I roboot, then notification is still there says 2xx updates,

and I updateit again, then it shows this error

" There was a package dependency problem. The message was:

Unresolvable chain of dependencies:
devhelp-0.9-3 requires mozilla = 37:1.6

Please modify your package selections and try again."

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and then I just click the browser, and I go to google and it worked, so I search for

Linux Forum and it worked too ( woot woot)

now my question is I can't solve that update problem, the noticiation just stay there cause

that update error ( I can't find that package.......)

if the file is an rpm use rpm -e <filename> to remove..to locate it use find / -name <filename>