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12-13-2005 11:09 AM
12-13-2005 11:09 AM
wireless issues
My HP nc6220 with SuSE 10.0 seems to have wireless problems:
the wireless card (an IntelPro 2915abg) seems
to be configured properly when looking at the /etc/sysconfig/network file.
SuSE come's with the proper firmware and driver, the card does get an IP/MAC address with dhcpcd -d, Kinternet shows good signal strength, but I'm not getting a DNS entry in the the resolv conf.
Shutting down the firewall doesn't make any difference either.
Anyone with suggestions?
Thanks,
Gert
the wireless card (an IntelPro 2915abg) seems
to be configured properly when looking at the /etc/sysconfig/network file.
SuSE come's with the proper firmware and driver, the card does get an IP/MAC address with dhcpcd -d, Kinternet shows good signal strength, but I'm not getting a DNS entry in the the resolv conf.
Shutting down the firewall doesn't make any difference either.
Anyone with suggestions?
Thanks,
Gert
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12-13-2005 05:18 PM
12-13-2005 05:18 PM
Re: wireless issues
Shalom Gert,
While connected, see if you can ping the addresses in /etc/resolv.conf
In a dhcp situation, Linux likes to update the /etc/resolv.conf file and in a wireless environment where there are many access points sometimes gets it wrong.
Check the time and date stamp on /etc/resolv.conf and also see if the settings in /etc/nsswitch.conf are consistent.
SEP
While connected, see if you can ping the addresses in /etc/resolv.conf
In a dhcp situation, Linux likes to update the /etc/resolv.conf file and in a wireless environment where there are many access points sometimes gets it wrong.
Check the time and date stamp on /etc/resolv.conf and also see if the settings in /etc/nsswitch.conf are consistent.
SEP
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12-13-2005 05:40 PM
12-13-2005 05:40 PM
Re: wireless issues
check the network configuration file.
If there's a line PEERDNS=no. If so change it to PEERDNS=yes.
First statement prevents from DHCP to update the /etc/resolv.conf file
If there's a line PEERDNS=no. If so change it to PEERDNS=yes.
First statement prevents from DHCP to update the /etc/resolv.conf file
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