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Hi

>I have networking set up and working correctly with FreeBSD 2.2.5 but
>cannot access my providers name service (I can connect to sites on the
>internet by specifying "number" addresses rather than "string"
>addresses). In previous versions of FreeBSD I put "resolv.conf" in /etc
>with these lines:
>nameserver
>207.207.192.8
>207.207.208.10

AFAIK it should be.. 

nameserver 207.207.192.8
nameserver 207.207.208.10

L8rz

KrOnUs