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Thank You for all the replies everybody.  I figured out the problem was 
that my resolv file in tcpip/etc got corrupted or something, so I guess 
it uses that file to get the DNS settings. 

Rupa Schomaker (rupa@netcom.com) wrote:
: In article <sleeCzyH4B.y2@netcom.com>, Sherwin Lee <slee@netcom.com> wrote:
: >Actually i finally got the annex.cmd script posted to 
: >comp.os.os2.networking.tcp-ip to work just fine, but the Domain name 

: I'd suggest getting my netcom.slipup.cmd in /ftp/pub/ru/rupa/tia.  You
: will have to change some stuff at the top, but it is (IMO) much better.

: >Server still isn't looking up the addresses.  I have it presently set for 
: >Domain Name Server: 192.100.81.101, Host Name:   , Domain Name: 
: >Netcom.com .  Someone pleaseeee help me.  Thanks.

: You need something in the host name field, I suggest your login ID...

: You will also need to add 

: 192.0.2.1 hostname

: in your \tcpip\etc\hosts in order to get sendmail to work (make sure
: there is a CR at the end of that).

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