Hi,

As a thumbrule, for internet connection on Linux/Unix, there are 3
places that needs to be checked:

1. /etc/nsswitch.conf
---
hosts: files dns   <- (Make sure you have "dns" here)


2. /etc/resolv.conf (as jlevie mentioned)
----
nameserver    <ISP DNS server's IP or your router's LAN IP>  

3. default gateway setting (you can see that using the command netstat -rn)

if you don't have a default gateway, then type

route add default gw <router's LAN IP>

In your case the router's LAN IP will be 192.168.0.1

Usually, the 2nd and 3rd will be assigned by DHCP (if you use DHCP to
get ip address).

So first check /etc/nsswitch.conf and then add the default route using
the command mentioned above. This will do the trick

Regards,

George Joseph
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