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I've installed SuSE 10.2 GM x86_64
My network card found and working fine? (both with fixed ip and dhcp)
a) connection to router and other computers established just fine
b) ...
- 05-31-2007 #1
Veeery strange problem installing network connection!?
I've installed SuSE 10.2 GM x86_64
My network card found and working fine? (both with fixed ip and dhcp)
a) connection to router and other computers established just fine
b) ping is returning from any of them
c) ifconfig returns number of bytes received and transmitted every time
d) route is returning my router's address
e) dig is returning ip addresses from domain names
f) browser http connection to localhost is ok
BUT it is not connected to internet!
both browsers (Firefox and Konqueror) are returning NOTHING! Not a bit of http requests! No other sites, even ips connected to my LAN.(http://10.0.0.2)
so
I disabled firewall, but nothing happened. I also disabled router firewall, but no luck.
I'm stack with it, please help!!!
same problem is http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/sus...-internet.htmlLast edited by filippos; 05-31-2007 at 04:50 AM. Reason: give more info
- 05-31-2007 #2
Sounds like a dns problem. What does your /etc/resolv.conf look like?
Also, add a space between distros in your profile. It mangles the page.
- 05-31-2007 #3
- 05-31-2007 #4
Doesn't respond for me but that could be because it's not my isp. Try adding these two (part of opendns):
nameserver 208.67.222.222
nameserver 208.67.220.220
- 05-31-2007 #5
- 05-31-2007 #6
Don't have many more ideas what it could be... If you have iptables, what does iptables -L give you? And does wget or anything work?
- 05-31-2007 #7
- 05-31-2007 #8
Nothing happened changing eth to 100Mbps 10Mbps half or full duplex.
Is the problem that it cannot change to 1Gbps? (My network is 100Mbps NOT managed but is this strange?)
The card is an on board SiS chipset Shuttle 190 1Gbps from Holco Enterprises, so are the drivers.
- 06-10-2007 #9
The problem is still on, 'cause I have a PC with only one PCI card available and I don't want to use it for networking.
I don't think that Linux is not capable to recognize a network card such as this and the problem is somewhere else.
Can I debug traceroute or ping?


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