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Thread: How do I bring up eth1 @ boot

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    How do I bring up eth1 @ boot

    My box is going to function as a server, gateway, proxy, dhcp server etc... etc... (RH 9)

    I have 2 nic's installed, but only one comes up at boot time. What file should I edit to have eth1 come up @ boot?

    What file should I edit to set the correct settings for eth1?

    (eth0 allready comes up)

    thanx a bunch.

    Crazy Ivan

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    Re:How do I bring up eth1 @ boot

    It depends on what linux distribution you are using.

    What are you using?

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    Re:How do I bring up eth1 @ boot

    Eh... Red Hat 9?



    [edit] typo [/edit]

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    Re:How do I bring up eth1 @ boot

    As a root, from a terminal window, type neat . This will start the network configuration window. Click the Devices tab. A listing of your existing network interfaces appears. Double click the eth1 interface. A popup windows will appear with a Activate device when computer starts selection.
    This is found in the Redhat7.3 bible by Christopher Negus. Page 615 chapter 15: setting up a local area network.



    10ded

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    Re:How do I bring up eth1 @ boot

    Oh sorry 10ded, I forgot to mention that I don't have X windows or equiv. running on my box. : Reason? a.) I wanted to force myself to learn the command line. b.) my box is to <bad word> old and slow. :-X I've called my self an idiot a few times already for setting it up this way, but somehow I believe it is good for your future to know linux by heart. Give it an other 10 years... Sorry to go OT.

    So all I have is the terminal and a keyboard. (the cat eat the mouse)

    I'm running Red Hat 9, no graphic interface of what so ever.

    Thx.

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    Re:How do I bring up eth1 @ boot

    Its even easier then. Just type neat from your command line under your root login and follow the same directions.

    10ded

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    Re:How do I bring up eth1 @ boot

    Sounds 2 easy indeed! Will try!

    Thx.

    Crazy Ivan

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    Re:How do I bring up eth1 @ boot

    edit the ifcfg-eth0 file to say ONBOOT=YES

    the file is in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/

    just do vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0

    10dead i think neat will only work with network connections that are already up. i tried it on my system and i also have eth0 down and it only gave me the option to change the settings on the devicve that was up.

    i could be wrong.... ;D

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    Re:How do I bring up eth1 @ boot

    You may be right bob* I will try it at home, as i dont have a real os at work.

    10ded.

    ps. If i screwed you crazyivan i apologize

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    Re:How do I bring up eth1 @ boot

    No worries 10ded, nothing runs on this rig yet, so what could there be to screw? (the case back on?) : Let me see what I can try tonight.

    Thank you people for you advice and suggestions. Right now work is eating up all my energy.

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