If you ping by ip then does that work ?
/Rob

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Then it should work if you can do this things:<br />
1. Do a nslookup of a ip.<br />
2. Ping the ip <br />
then the ping domain name will work too, because it does just these steps.<br />
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/Rob
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Then it should work if you can do this things:
1. Do a nslookup of a ip.
2. Ping the ip
then the ping domain name will work too, because it does just these steps.

/Rob

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Hi All.<br />
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I am able to resolve dns names using nslookup on my linux but if I ping a domain name it says unkown host..!!!!!!<br />
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any clue???
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Hi All.

I am able to resolve dns names using nslookup on my linux but if I ping a domain name it says unkown host..!!!!!!


any clue???

DNS Name lookup test failed

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.