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Sir, Anyone who can help me plss. I dont know how to configure a newly installed Lan card. I appriciate if you help me thanks....
  1. 08-22-2007 #1
    HenryCaasi
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    Debian Linux LAN configuration

    Sir,
    Anyone who can help me plss. I dont know how to configure a newly installed Lan card. I appriciate if you help me thanks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HenryCaasi View Post
    Sir,
    Anyone who can help me plss. I dont know how to configure a newly installed Lan card. I appriciate if you help me thanks.
    Hey,
    Well lot more depends on which type of Lan card you have.
    First of all check whether your lan card is detected by Debian:-

    Code:
    #dmesg |grep eth0
    #lspci |grep Ethernet
    If this throws some output that means your lan card is installed
    Just configure your network through GUI under network option.
    If above commands fails you need to check your hardware specs with Debian Hardware support.
    Or you can run below command

    Code:
    # apt-get pciutils
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    check out Debian Network configuration Guide
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    Quote Originally Posted by infoshirish View Post
    Hey,
    Well lot more depends on which type of Lan card you have.
    First of all check whether your lan card is detected by Debian:-

    Code:
    If this throws some output that means your lan card is installed
    Just configure your network through GUI under network option.
    If above commands fails you need to check your hardware specs with Debian Hardware support.
    Or you can run below command

    Code:
    thankx sir....
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