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    • Gilberto FerrazG
      Gilberto Ferraz @ch3i
      last edited by

      Hello, and where can I do this?

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      • Tom ElliottT
        Tom Elliott @ch3i
        last edited by

        @ch3i Or make sure the DNS Resolver is a part of the named/search of the /etc/resolv.conf file.

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        • ch3iC
          ch3i Moderator @Tom Elliott
          last edited by

          @Tom-Elliott said:

          @ch3i Or make sure the DNS Resolver is a part of the named/search of the /etc/resolv.conf file.

          It was what I wanted to say lol

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          • Gilberto FerrazG
            Gilberto Ferraz
            last edited by

            hello i change my /etc/resolv.conf to my DNS server.

            i restart te fog but the problem has not been resolved.

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            • ch3iC
              ch3i Moderator @Gilberto Ferraz
              last edited by

              @Gilberto-Ferraz said:

              Hello, and where can I do this?

              Ok, in my debian server I have do that :

              apt-get install resolvconf
              vi /etc/network/interfaces
              

              Add those lines to my interfaces file :

              dns-nameserver xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy
              dns-search domain1.com
              dns-search domain2.com
              

              Save file and run (it’s to update /etc/resolv.conf file):

              resolvconf -u
              

              Content of resolv.conf file :

              # Dynamic resolv.conf(5) file for glibc resolver(3) generated by resolvconf(8)
              #     DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE BY HAND -- YOUR CHANGES WILL BE OVERWRITTEN
              nameserver xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
              nameserver yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy
              search domain1.com
              domain2.com
              

              Now ping in FOG is functional.

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              • Gilberto FerrazG
                Gilberto Ferraz
                last edited by

                yes my machine can ping out![Captura de ecrã 2015-07-9, às 15.04.35.png](uploading 100%)

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                • Gilberto FerrazG
                  Gilberto Ferraz
                  last edited by

                  ping

                  ping.png

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                  • ch3iC
                    ch3i Moderator @Gilberto Ferraz
                    last edited by

                    @Gilberto-Ferraz said:

                    ping

                    ping.png

                    Can you try to ping a host with shortname and FQDN like that :

                    ping 74_armazem
                    
                    ping 74_armazem.yourdomain.com
                    
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                    • Gilberto FerrazG
                      Gilberto Ferraz @ch3i
                      last edited by

                      @ch3i

                      I have a machine with attached HP35076 hostname is a machine with WIN 7 I can ping the IP of this machine. but I can not ping the hostname.

                      Maybe the problem is in my pfsense or own firewall Win 7.

                      if I can ping out of my fog to www.google.com for example the problem may be in the firewall of my machines windows 7 or even pfsense that makes the management of all of my networks.

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                      • ch3iC
                        ch3i Moderator @Gilberto Ferraz
                        last edited by

                        @Gilberto-Ferraz said:

                        @ch3i

                        I have a machine with attached HP35076 hostname is a machine with WIN 7 I can ping the IP of this machine. but I can not ping the hostname.

                        Maybe the problem is in my pfsense or own firewall Win 7.

                        if I can ping out of my fog to www.google.com for example the problem may be in the firewall of my machines windows 7 or even pfsense that makes the management of all of my networks.

                        It’s not a FW problem if you can ping the IP.
                        It’s a DNS problem, have you a domain ? have you a DNS server configured in your machines ? If yes provide me those informations.

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                        • Gilberto FerrazG
                          Gilberto Ferraz
                          last edited by

                          i disable FW on machine win7 and i can ping the ip address but not !ping2.png

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                          • cmlC
                            cml Moderator
                            last edited by

                            Are your machines part of a domain? Try adding the domain to the end.

                            My domain is test.local in order to ping Laptop-2 I have to run:

                            
                            root@Fog:~# ping Laptop-2.test.local
                            PING Laptop-2.test.local (10.1.111.254) 56(84) bytes of data.
                            64 bytes from 10.1.111.254: icmp_req=1 ttl=127 time=138 ms
                            64 bytes from 10.1.111.254: icmp_req=2 ttl=127 time=180 ms
                            64 bytes from 10.1.111.254: icmp_req=3 ttl=127 time=1.54 ms
                            
                            
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