Sorry, should've specified. This is not acting as a DNS server itself.
It just kept loading the wrong ip for the nameserver. It's all solved
now anyway :)
Cheers for the help folks.
On Thu, 27 Sep 2001 Stephen_Reilly at dell.com didst pronounce:
>John,
> You should be able to do this through either linuxconf or more
>specifically netconf. Disable the thing first, change the current settings.
>Remove the old DNS altogether, don't leave it in the queue, then accept the
>changes. Activate the changes and Quit. Is your laptop acting as a DNS
>server itself, do you have named running ?
>>steve
>
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Chat ya later,
John.
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