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Re: [Plug] [Linux] Tcp error: no route to host
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On Mon, 14 Jun 1999, Graham, John wrote:
> I at wit's end with this error. I've been up and down the news groups but
> no solutions. The problem: When I connect to the ISP I get a dynamic
> address. I can hit the ISP's web address and sometimes Netscape's and
> that's it. I can not see any other web sites. Nslookup works and ping
> works, I just can't browse. I'm using RedHat6 and I've seen threads related
> to this problem, but no solutions.
When you find a site you can't view with Netscape, try:
ping -c 5 site.I.can't.browse.com
telnet site.I.can't.browse.com 80
The ping determines if you have a route to that host, and the telnet
determines if http requests are being handles.
I have a feeling you ISP is doing something funny...
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