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    [SOLVED] network configuration fc15

    hi,

    i just installed fc15 on a virtual machine and since i wanted to learn how to configure it manually, i chose minimal installation. i have referring the deployment guide, now im trying to configure the network interface.

    what are the steps i have to follow when i install a new network interface manually?

    no GUI tools are available here because of the minimal installation. im stucked

    thank you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zerokewl View Post
    hi,

    i just installed fc15 on a virtual machine and since i wanted to learn how to configure it manually, i chose minimal installation. i have referring the deployment guide, now im trying to configure the network interface.

    what are the steps i have to follow when i install a new network interface manually?

    no GUI tools are available here because of the minimal installation. im stucked

    thank you.
    Hi

    Since it's a virtual guest, chances are the network interface is recognised but just to be sure, as root

    lspci|grep Ether

    You should see a listing for a Network interface

    or

    dmesg|grep eth

    You should see if there is a line that says Enabling interface or renaming eth0 to pci2p1 (something similar)

    If you see either one of the outputs then you can simply configure it manually by editing the config file

    vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
    service network restart

    or

    system-config-network-tui
    service network restart

    or

    ifconfig eth0 up
    ifconfig eth0 x.x.x.x netmask y.y.y.y
    route add default gw your.LAN.gateway.ip

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    hello aazkan,
    Thank you very much for taking your time to write this.

    You should see if there is a line that says Enabling interface or renaming eth0 to pci2p1 (something similar)
    this was the problem. it was named as p2p1. since, i didn't have lspci installed and there were no replies at that time, i tried reading everything and figured it out.

    now it works fine.



    Thanks again.

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