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I have laptop that contain redhat 6.2 I want to connect it to the internet
please who can tell me how can I change the (ipaddress and the hostname)?...
- 02-19-2008 #1Just Joined!
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I have laptop that contain redhat 6.2 I want to connect it to the internet
please who can tell me how can I change the (ipaddress and the hostname)?
- 02-19-2008 #2
First, RH6.2 is so far out of date you should really think about upgrading to a newer version.
There is Fedora Core which is the testbed for RH. It is usually on the bleeding edge of everything.
Then there is CentOS. This is the RH SRPM's recompiled so you are getting the RH software without the tax.
To answer your question since I don't know what desktop, if any, I think it would be the easiest to run the command from the CLI
system -config-network
Cannot remeber if these commands were available in that version though.
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please can you give me the commands ?
- 02-19-2008 #4
system-config-network
That is the command
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I use terminal mode only please can you tell me excatly the steps to change
the ipaddress and the hostname
regards
- 02-20-2008 #6
Look into the ifconfig and hostname commands. To be frank with you, I think its just best to ditch Red Hat 6.2. Its so outdated (released almost 10 years ago) and just use a distribution that is still being actively developed and maintained e.g. Fedora, RHEL and CentOS.


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