In article <762a57f54f.jr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, <rickman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > AFAICT, yes, but the format of the cofiguration windows are quite > different so that a direct comparison is difficult to make. > Iyonix > *show inet$r* > Inet$Resolvers : 192.168.1.1 > Inet$RouteDOptions : > The Iyonix does not have an entry for Inet$Router. I don't know if this > is important. To be perfectly honest, I wouldn't use the router for DNS, as some routers do and some don't forward DNS correctly (so it causes too many problems trying to diagnose problems - such as this). I would configure your ISPs name servers directly in the internet settings. On the Iyonix, this is !Boot->Network->Internet->Host names. Configure the primary and secondary name servers to 213.130.128.32 and 213.130.128.33 respectively. If you want, you could enter the router address as the Tertiary name server. Make sure the 'Try name server too' option is ticked. Then set/save all the relevant windows and reboot the machine. Paul --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit http://www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via http://www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support