Setting up TCP/IP on Linux

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3 total messages Started by GQ Mon, 01 May 2000 00:00

#1852

Author: GQ
Date: Mon, 01 May 2000 00:00

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How do you set up your ethernet card-tcp/ip in Linux?

TIA

Re: Setting up TCP/IP on Linux

#1855

Author: root
Date: Mon, 01 May 2000 00:00

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k,
From a terminal type "netcfg"
I think you have to do this from within X-windows.
then under "Interfaces" click "add" then "ethernet"
it will be device eth0.
Give your self an IP & Mask and tell linux to activate at boot.
I'm, asuming that your NIC is already setup, I got a 3COM so linux
auto-detected it.
I never had to do a thing.

g

Re: Setting up TCP/IP on Linux

#1858

Author: GQ
Date: Mon, 01 May 2000 00:00

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Thanks!


"root" <etona@rocketmail.com> wrote in message
news:390DE6AC.C7D44D50@rocketmail.com...
> k,
> From a terminal type "netcfg"
> I think you have to do this from within X-windows.
> then under "Interfaces" click "add" then "ethernet"
> it will be device eth0.
> Give your self an IP & Mask and tell linux to activate at boot.
> I'm, asuming that your NIC is already setup, I got a 3COM so linux
> auto-detected it.
> I never had to do a thing.
>
> g
>

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