Wireless connects/nothing gets to internet

[Scott Fones]

Thanks for the reply!  That seems to have been atleast some of the problem.  
My resolv.conf file had 192.168.1.1 so I assumed I assumed it should be 
192.168.0.1, the routers address.  After changing that, Gaim and a few other 
net programs work, but all browsers, yum and a few other apps still say they 
can't find webpages.  Any ideas?

Thanks,
Scott


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>On Sun, 2004-07-25 at 22:16, Scott Fones wrote:
> > Hi all.  I've been using the same script to start my wireless card for
> > months now and after coming back from vacation it no longer works.  I'm
> > using a netgear wireless G card to a wireless G AP.  After running the
> > script, I am able to log into the router using the wireless card and my
> > browser, but no application can get on the internet.  I've tried all my
> > browsers, yum, links, etc.  I can ping my router and everything comes 
>back
> > fine.  Checking /sbin/iwconfig yields the same result it always has.  I 
>have
> > a dual boot system and windows is able to get on through to the net 
>fine, so
> > its not the router.  I've double checked my windows and linux settings 
>and
> > they are all the same.  Does anyone have any ideas!?!
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Scott
>
>Sounds like you have network connectivity since you can ping the
>router.  I would assume that you have tried pinging yahoo.com and it
>does not work.  Sounds like your resolve.conf is not configured
>correctly for some reason.
>
>Try pinging 216.109.127.28
>
>If that works then is its a name resolution problem.  You will need to
>figure out why resolv.conf is not setup correctly.
>
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