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I have the next problem:

I have Red Hat Linux 7.2 (workstation style) connected in a LAN with TCP/IP.
In this LAN I have to DNS running over Windows NT 4.0 Server. All this work
The range addresses of this LAN are 10.25.0.254 (netmask 255.255.255.0).
The DNS server adresses of my ISP are of the 192.x.x.x.

How Do I to configurate my Linux parametes to connect to Internet Via
Modem?

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Quote:>  How Do I to configurate my Linux parametes to connect to Internet Via
>  Modem?

I recommend using kppp. Run it, enter the requested information (such as
telephone number, account-id and password) and up you go...

Wkr,
        Sven Vermeulen

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Thanks Sven.  I don't have much experience in networks but I have the
basics.  I could connect with Kppp and get the prompt of my ISP and
put the login and password and... eureka i connected but when i try
navigate, the browser not resolve the addresses by names (ie.
www.yahoo.com). I put the DNS addresses provided by my ISP, but not
work, i see the resolv.conf file and the addresses was right.  But I
ping physical addresss (ie. 196.x.x.x) and i have response.  I don't
know if I have my LAN set with 10.25.0.254 range addresses I need set
the gateway for jump to ISP's DNS addresses.
What I do?

Thanks if you can help me.

Very thanks again