hi all i am beginner on linux and opensuse and i wanna setup opendns on my laptop. i tried this thread and it isn’t work (both ways). first of all, in yast2 i cannot see the network cards menu on network devices. available menus are dsl isdn modem and network settings. then i was think to try the hard way and i couldn’t find this line → MODIFY_RESOLV_CONF_DYNAMICALLY=“yes” and i added it manually but it couldn’t work. can you tell me how can i use opendns on my laptop. using os is opensuse 11.1 kde 4.2 reloaded…
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> hi all i am beginner on linux and opensuse and i wanna setup opendns on
> my laptop. i tried ‘this’ (http://tinyurl.com/5842j4) thread and it
> isn’t work (both ways). first of all, in yast2 i cannot see the network
> cards menu on network devices. available menus are dsl isdn modem and
> network settings.
How about opening konsole and typing “su - -c ‘yast2 dns’”? That way DNS
module it will be launched.
> then i was think to try the hard way and i couldn’t
> find this line → MODIFY_RESOLV_CONF_DYNAMICALLY=“yes” and i added it
> manually but it couldn’t work. can you tell me how can i use opendns on
> my laptop. using os is opensuse 11.1 kde 4.2 reloaded…
Are you using “networkmanager” or “ifup” method to handle network card? Are
you using dhcp or static IP?
Greetings,
–
Camaleón
When you go to the ‘Network Devices’ menu in Yast, the Network Settings option brings up the list of network adaptors installed in your system and allows you to modify the settings for them. There won’t be separate icons for each network card. Click on Network Settings and select your card from the list there. From there, you should be able to continue to follow the guide you linked to.
i’m using ifup and dhcp. in /etc/resolv.conf there were two dns adresses added. i deleted them and its work. thanks for your help.