[vox-tech] comcast broadband DNS

[Seth Nagao]

Comcast broadband is DHCP.

Looking at my router,  doing a 'cat /etc/resolv.conf' results in the
nameserver.Should work for you too.  If you use a commercial SOHO router, it should
be listed on a status or configuration page, depending on model.  Some
models also just forward those DNS entries to your desktop if you use
DHCP.
--Seth


Ryan said:
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> On Monday 05 April 2004 10:41 pm, dylan dylan-at-iici.no-ip.org |lugod|
> wrote:
>> hi everyone:
>>
>> here is a question that has bugged me continuously....
>>
>> how does one go about getting the DNS entries for comcast
>> braodband...?
>>
>> any ideas?
>
> Are they DHCP, PPPoE, etc? You should be assigned a DNS server when you
>  connect. If not, then call them and ask what to use for your DNS
> server.
>
> Or am I TOTALY off on what you're asking?
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