Summary: Hello, I have a dual boot system with winme and rh 7.2. I have a 3com 3C905C-TX ethernet card that works fine with windows and is even detected with...
Summary: Hi, hope someone can help me. I've installed redhat 9 and all works fine, except for internet connection. I am connected via ethernet using DHCP. I ha...
Summary: Hey I just recently installed linux on one of my old copmuter, seemed like a fun project. All is well, except I cannot connect to the internet. I've c...
Summary: Hi, I'm fairly new to linux, but have been running FC4 successfully for a while. I have been running updates using yum update, and suddenly have found...
Summary: I have loaded RedHat LInux version 9 and trying to connect this system through a D-Link wireless router (MOdel No. DI-524) wired ethernet port. I am ...
Summary: hi, I'm running redhat 7.0 on my laptop computer. I have a 3Com 589D 10/100 PCMCIA ethernet adapter. I can use the ethernet to connect to the web a...
Summary: first off, some details would help, are you dhcp or static, did you setup your card with the correct settings "netconfig"? can you ping an ip, but not...
Summary: ok. First, the more extensive question...I have an HP EN1207D-TX PCI 10/100 fast ethernet card, and i dont really know THAT much about configuring dev...
Summary: How do u connect pllez specify..is it a dedicated ethernet connection or dial out connection... the most likely cause is the ip address being changed ...
Summary: i have a perfectly working cable connection to the internet in my windows xp os. i also have red hat linux working well on another partition. i collec...
Summary: Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. It looks to me like your ethernet connection is working from your ifconfig output. It has been assigned...
Summary: I'd run "redhat-config-network" from a command prompt (terminal) in X-windows (Gnome or KDE, etc.) Choose "Add" and "Ethernet connection" and then pic...
Summary: Hi all! I have been having problems with my internet connection. I am using a Motorola surfboard 4100 with a USB connection to my PC. When I first set...
Summary: I'm connected using a standard 100 mbit/s ethernet connection, the ISP has assigned a private IP (192.168.*.*). How do I point more clients through th...
Summary: I have a really old computer (like 10 years old), but I install some more memory, and was able to successfully install xubuntu feisty. However, the co...
Summary: Does this computer connect directly to the att broadband modem or do you connect to a router which is in turn connected to the att modem? One possibil...
Summary: Hi I was looking around for some old computers to install Linux on. However most of the ones I looked at cannot boot off a cdrom at their current BIO...
Summary: I've been trying to set up an ethernet connection on my linux box. I'm new to linux and I'm doing something wrong, but I don't know what. This version...
Summary: Need help configuring samba for home lan use with winxp (SP1 installed) server. All info available seems pertinent to setting up a large office lan. ...
Summary: I'll give it my best shot with some generic tips, assuming RedHat: Can Linux ping windoze? If not, open a Linux console and type ifconfig -a 1. Find ...
Summary: Charles, I was able to solve my problem. I unplugged all my USB devices. Then I was able to shut down. I have 4 usb ports. 2 of which are right ne...
Summary: Use a Linux distribution that is bootable (i.e. no need to install anything). With a few configuration changes, you can set up your firewall. Have a...
Summary: Thanks Dave for the response again... here is what I got after "ifconfig" lo Link encap: Local Loopback inet addr: 127.0.0.1. Mask 255.0.0.0 ...
Summary: If it is anything like the SB4101 you should have both an ethernet and a usb connection. Use the ethernet conection. I am looking for a device driver...
Summary: OK, I found the second reply to this article very disappointing. It took me 2 weeks to figure out how to route my LAN to the Internet via my multi-hom...
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