Solved. The summary: > There is a dnsutils package in Debian. Is contains some utilities. > Is it a Debian-specific software?
No, dnsutils is part of bind9, which is not Debian-specific. Then again, it's not responsible for the system DNS resolver either - that's part of libc6. > I can connect to the provider, run pppd. There appears resolv.conf with > "nameserver..." lines. I can ping those servers, and it's possible to > browse www pages like this: "http://194.180.244.2/index.htm";. > How to enable domain names? What program is responsible for that? I meant /etc/ppp/resolv.conf. It is generated by pppd (?). I forgot /etc/resolv.conf, so cd /etc/ppp cp resolv.conf .. was the solution of my problem, thanks to everybody. Some of my configuration files: **********************/etc/host.conf********************* order hosts, bind multi on ********************************************************* **********************/etc/resolv.conf******************* nameserver 195.210.128.3 nameserver 212.248.0.1 ********************************************************* **********************/etc/ppp/options******************* lock ms-dns 195.210.128.3 ms-dns 212.248.0.1 usepeerdns *********************************************************
