What happens if you put your ISP's DNS servers in
<linuxhost>:/etc/resolv.conf?  do name lookups work then if dialed up
through the IPcop box?

Rick Meyerhoff wrote:
> I installed IPCop several months ago and have not actually got it fully 
> working. I know I'm really close but I'm still trying to learn this dang 
>   networking stuff so I don't quite have that last bit of knowledge.
> 
> So, at the moment I have my modem connected to my main Linux box with a 
> shorewall firewall running on it. That works fine and I could continue 
> to use that but I want to learn.
> 
> I can access IPCop via its web interface and I have set IPCop to dial on 
> demand for DNS but I have not been able to get my main Linux box to 
> demand DNS from IPCop. IPCop is configured to dial out and connect to my 
> ISP, that works fine but when I try to access the net from my main Linux 
> box, I don't get DNS.
> 
> I've tried to put the IP of IPCop in /etc/resolv.conf as a nameserver 
> entry but that does not get recognized.
> -- 
> Eric (Rick) Meyerhoff
> rick at eworld3.net
> 
> 
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