Hello. Quick question and I'm sure one of you Amiga gods will quickly point me on my way.
I'm battling setting up my A1200 to my network to access the net. Started out with a wireless card, no joy so snagged a wired card, bit more joy. Using MiamiDx as the stack, run the miamiinit program, it connects to the router, pulls the IP (assigned statically on the router to the wired cards MAC), then says set-up successfully. Import settings to MiamiDx, hit online, finds the IP but then hangs on "finding host name". Then I get an error about DNS servers. When I type URLs into IBrowse I get "address has no data" (or however it's termed) error.
Anyhoo, I need to be able to ping. I entered the router IP in Ibrowse and it connected to it and tried to load the administration page (but came up with a bunch of garbage), so I think it's connected to my router OK, just can't get past it. Is there a shell command? I tried typing ping 192.168.0.1 but get the error "no such command" (or however it's termed) so am assuming that either this is the wrong command or the ping command is not installed.
Tried searching Aminet for a ping utility, but Aminet is a mess and impossible to find what you need unless you know what you're looking for.
So, please can someone tell me how to ping.

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I'm battling setting up my A1200 to my network to access the net. Started out with a wireless card, no joy so snagged a wired card, bit more joy. Using MiamiDx as the stack, run the miamiinit program, it connects to the router, pulls the IP (assigned statically on the router to the wired cards MAC), then says set-up successfully. Import settings to MiamiDx, hit online, finds the IP but then hangs on "finding host name". Then I get an error about DNS servers. When I type URLs into IBrowse I get "address has no data" (or however it's termed) error.
Anyhoo, I need to be able to ping. I entered the router IP in Ibrowse and it connected to it and tried to load the administration page (but came up with a bunch of garbage), so I think it's connected to my router OK, just can't get past it. Is there a shell command? I tried typing ping 192.168.0.1 but get the error "no such command" (or however it's termed) so am assuming that either this is the wrong command or the ping command is not installed.
Tried searching Aminet for a ping utility, but Aminet is a mess and impossible to find what you need unless you know what you're looking for.
So, please can someone tell me how to ping.
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