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Re: [opensuse] newbie questions
- From: Dominique Leuenberger <dominique@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 13:58:00 +0100
- Message-id: <437C7E58.8090108@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
John Rittinghouse wrote:
try '/sbin/route -n' and it should be ok.
If still not, the route binary is installed by the net-tools rpm... but I'm almost sure this one is installed
Greetings
Dominique
Dominique, Ken,you probably tried to execute 'route -n' as non-root user... as it's located under /sbin/ it's not in your path.
The /etc/resolv.conf table shows the correct dns servers that the ISP gave me. the AP uses a 10.2.2.1 address as the gateway to the ISP where the DNS servers reside. I tried the route -n command as suggested but bash says no such file or directory, which leads me to believe there is something not installed on my suse box that should be. Also, when I type in an address directly, (i.e., http://212.203.69.7) i get a connection refused error. Any suggestions on what to do from this point?
JR
try '/sbin/route -n' and it should be ok.
If still not, the route binary is installed by the net-tools rpm... but I'm almost sure this one is installed
Greetings
Dominique
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