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Suse Network Question

  • 25-07-2007 11:10am
    #1
    typh00n
    Registered Users Posts: 15 ✭


    Hi Folks,

    I am an absolute newb to Linux so if, my question is basic, i do apoligse in advance.....

    I want to learn a little bit about Linux and so I installed Suse 10 onto my laptop and I have had no trouble so far except for my network connection.

    I have tried to configure my ethernet card, through YAST.

    Quanta Ehernet Controller

    Device Name: eth-bus-pci-0000:04:00.0
    IP Address assigned using DHCP
    Started automatically at boot
    Change Host Name via DHCP
    Change Name Servers and Search List via DHCP

    I am unable to connect to my eircom BB line,

    Where can I look for an anwser.....

    Thanks
    Typh00n


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  • #2
    pid()
    Closed Accounts Posts: 669 ✭✭✭pid()


    Connect the eircom netopia router to your computer via an ethernet cable. Then, execute this command: "sudo dhclient". (I'm assuming SuSE has your user account in /etc/sudoers. If not then execute the command as root).

    Afterwards do execute the following command and paste the results here: "ifconfig". If you get command not found, try "/sbin/ifconfig".


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