> Hi David,
>
> DHCP gets 10.10.10.10 as IP. Which is certainly not an IP address
> that my only DHCP server in the network would ever supply. Something
> is very wrong here and I am running out of ideas what to try.
>
I have also the IP 10.10.10.10
> By "not working" I mean that ifconfig -a shows that (in the static
> IP case) the IP address is correctly assigned, and route shows that
> the route to the router is correctly set, and DNS is correctly
> configured.
I remove all information in the DNS and Gateway configuration applet,
and it works.
Here, I have 10.10.10.2 as the gateway (auto configured) and no DNS.
> But pinging the router/DNS server does not work. Pinging
> any other machine on the network does not work. Name resolving
> obviously does not work, either.
I suspect you defined the gateway and DNS, and that's the reason why it
does not work.
David
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