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Old 10-19-2007   #1 (permalink)
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IP settings dont match

I have recently installed DSLinux, i have very little knowledge of the operating system but i cannot connect to the internet i found that..

Under: home/etc/resolv.conf

I find that my DNS and IP address dont match my actual settings as on windows, but i cannot edit them to my settings.

Im pretty sure this will solve my problem. Does anybody have any suggestions as to how i edit the settings or is there another way?

I thought linux was to automatically detect Internet settings? Will i constantly have to change my ip settings every couple of days each time it address expires?

Thanks Rick
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Old 10-20-2007   #2 (permalink)
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In terminal, type:
Code:
dhclient
it will try to find DHCP server, and if successful, it will setup networking automatically.
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thanks mate, i have security on my wireless internet though. how do i go about entering it?
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I thought you were talking about wired connection. I don't know if DSL has wireless drivers installed that would work with your NIC. Try using Ubuntu CD if you need wireless connection.
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ahhh thanks mate, ill get right on it.

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