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sumphatpimp 07-05-2004 05:02 PM

Suse Linux --host name and domain name
 
I installed Suse linux on a microsoft xp machine and i am having trouble setting the host name and domain name. I have tried linux, localhost and all sorts of crap with no luck.
when I go to the browser and ask for a well known site like google all i get is "unknown host".
I set this up on a win 98 machine no problem but I don't remember what I done. setup the xp machine same as the 98 machine but no good. these two machines go thru a netgear router to a cable modem (comcast)

anybody got any ideas??????????

----------> HELP! <--------------

thanks

fris 07-05-2004 05:04 PM

not sure about linux, but did you try maybe set hostname blah.com

or hostname blah.com

try those 2

sumphatpimp 07-05-2004 05:06 PM

yes tried comcast.net which is the isp

AgentCash 07-05-2004 05:09 PM

To set a hostname just su to root and type 'hostname blah.com' (without quotes).
Setting the hostname has nothing to do with domain resolution through. You need a DNS server that your machine can query. You can use your provider's or run you own locally. I recommend dnscache.

sumphatpimp 07-05-2004 05:17 PM

bump

dnsmonster 07-05-2004 05:18 PM

It seems that you also have DNS servers misconfigured. Try adding likes like:

nameserver <ip of dns1>
nameserver <ip of dns2>

to /etc/resolv.conf


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