by Mohamad Termiz » Fri, 02 Jul 1999 04:00:00
I am newbie in Linux.
Recently, I managed to get my modem connected to my ISP and I could see
or even pinged my remote IP address. The connection was stable and
running at 50666 bps.I launched the Netscape 4.51 (bundled with Caldera
v2.2) but were prompted with message '...name server could not be
found..'
My question is why could be the possible solution to this?
TIA
...termizi
by hamk » Fri, 02 Jul 1999 04:00:00
> I am newbie in Linux.
> Recently, I managed to get my modem connected to my ISP and I could see
> or even pinged my remote IP address. The connection was stable and
> running at 50666 bps.I launched the Netscape 4.51 (bundled with Caldera
> v2.2) but were prompted with message '...name server could not be
> found..'
> My question is why could be the possible solution to this?
> TIA
> ...termizi
by Jeffrey Scot » Fri, 02 Jul 1999 04:00:00
Try ignoring the message and going to a known address like
'www.yahoo.com'. It may work. If not,
get the correct 'name server' info from your ISP and modify your Netscape
Preferences.
At any rate, if you know the actual IP address of the site you want, you
should be able to type:
http://<IP address> and get there.
> I am newbie in Linux.
> Recently, I managed to get my modem connected to my ISP and I could see
> or even pinged my remote IP address. The connection was stable and
> running at 50666 bps.I launched the Netscape 4.51 (bundled with Caldera
> v2.2) but were prompted with message '...name server could not be
> found..'
> My question is why could be the possible solution to this?
> TIA
> ...termizi
by Mohd H Misn » Sat, 03 Jul 1999 04:00:00
>I am newbie in Linux.
>Recently, I managed to get my modem connected to my ISP and I could see
>or even pinged my remote IP address. The connection was stable and
>running at 50666 bps.I launched the Netscape 4.51 (bundled with Caldera
>v2.2) but were prompted with message '...name server could not be
>found..'
>My question is why could be the possible solution to this?
domain jaring.my
nameserver 192.228.128.20
nameserver 192.228.128.18
ps: Please change the nameservers to your favourate DNS servers.
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