all of them, inc no route to host. Wel, i was it a bit tirred, i simply reinstalled bsd (glad it was still empty) ,entered STATIC ip's, and i was still able to ping after seting up pf.conf.
now the weard thing.. still no dns on background machines, bcouse transfering my named config was to long, i temporary installed maradns (bcouse these configs where small) ,and guess ,now it works. well, still need to figure out what the real isue is, i guess its my modem that couses the problem, doesnt mather, for now it works, now i can setup ftp for transfering my named stuff and test with that. Tony. On 20-4-2015 15:00, Dale Lindskog wrote: > On Mon, 20 Apr 2015, Ton Muller wrote: > >> Dale. >> I did both. >> as on openbsd, as on my local machines behind it. >> i only noticed on litle thingie last night (yes it was very late for me) >> when i do sh /etc/netstart ,changes i made to my IP config it didnt >> aplied, i kep the the old stuff, so a reboot was needed, oh wel, its on >> the todo list for finding it out all again, didnt work for 2 years with >> openbsd :( > > What kind of ping(1) error do you get? Is it like this: > > $ ping www.yorku.ca > PING optera.ccs.yorku.ca (130.63.236.137): 56 data bytes > --- optera.ccs.yorku.ca ping statistics --- > 3 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100.0% packet loss > > Or like this: > > $ ping www.yorku.ca > ping: unknown host: www.yorku.ca > > If it is like the second one, then perhaps you are not running a DNS > server on your firewall. Your /etc/resolv.conf file sets your DNS server > to the IP address of the external interface on your firewall. Is one > listening on that interface? -- Dale
