I have problems in connecting to the internet.
I have a new desktop.I installed the opensuse 11.3 64bit.
I connect to the internet without any problems.
I’ve installed the necessary update files.I continue to use it without problems.
But today I cannot connect to the internet.
I opened my desktop with Ubuntu CD and I could connect to the internet.
I installed the opensuse 11.3 64bit again.Problems continued
I’ve written a static IP.The problem still continues.
How can I solve this problem?
Thanks.
Do not have any problem with the cable,networkcard and modem.I can connect to the internet with Ubuntu Live CD.
I’d seen networks cards in the YaST interface.
Instead of generic statements like “Internet does not work” try to post some actual diagnostics that might help people to suggest a solution or at least where to look.
In terms of diagnostics of network problems, a few things usually help to point towards the cause:
grep NETWORKMANAGER /etc/sysconfig/network/config # are you using NetworkManager or not
ifup eth0
ifconfig -a
dhcpcd-test eth0
ping <GATEWAY> # from previous output
ping <DNSSERVER> # also from the output of dhcpcd-test
route -n # special attention to the default route
grep <DNSSERVER> /etc/resolv.conf # should produce the IP address of your <DNSSERVER>
Invoke the script from here which will analyze your system for common networking problems and provide help to fix them on your own. If you don’t get it fixed just post the generated outputfile which contains a lot of networking information of your system and will help us to help you. The info gnyers aks for will also be included in the output file.