On 7/11/05, Dan Drake <dan.drake at gmail.com> wrote: > I have a wireless network that works fine, for all but one computer. > > This computer is running Debian unstable. It connects to the wireless > network fine, and I can ping the router and connect to its > administration web page...but nothing beyond that. I can't connect to > *anything* beyond the router: not by name (umn.edu, etc) or IP address > (128.101.101.101 is a DNS server at the U). > > No other computer in the house has a problem. This computer worked > fine until several days ago. I haven't changed anything in the network > configuration. Rebooting doesn't change anything. The most recent > version of Knoppix doesn't even boot; it hangs when detecting AGP. An > older version of Knoppix had the same network problem, but the CD was > a bit wonky. > > Any ideas what's wrong? Should I demote this machine to a doorstop? > > Dan > > -- I ran into issues with Ubuntu which is Debian based. The googles I got back seemed to point to Ipv6 being enabled by default as a culprit. That could be your case too.