[NTLUG:Discuss] DHCP on Linux

[Nicholas Perez]

It could be that you need to put in your nameservers in your 
/etc/resolv.conf. and/or have a search line to search a certain domain for a 
nameserver...just `man resolve.conf` and you should get all the info you 
need. oh...and one last thing. Why didnt you just get an old 486 with two 
nics and run that as a router...would have been cheaper and easier to setup 
:)


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