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Home > Forums > Desktop Software > PC Operating Systems > Be: BeOS (client/desktop) Forum

Server-assigned DNS's?

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dzen (TechnicalUser)

11 Feb 01 1:14

Will BEOS work connecting to an ISP that uses server-assigned DNS's (MSN). My BEOS Bible (from 1999) says that this capability should be added soon.I'm not a fan of Microsoft but their dial-up waiting time seems very good compared to the other ISP I tried. Is there a way to make it work or do I have to find another ISP?

Guest (Visitor)

8 Apr 01 18:01

Boot into windows or call your isp to get the actual dns servers that are assigned to your system on connection, and put them manually into BeOS' networking settings, there you go.

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