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How do I restart my network in slackware???
(for ex:in redhat was /etc/init.d
./network restart---simple)
how can I do same thing in Slackware?...
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- 03-14-2005 #1Just Joined!
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restart my network
How do I restart my network in slackware???
(for ex:in redhat was /etc/init.d
./network restart---simple)
how can I do same thing in Slackware?
- 03-14-2005 #2
try
Code:ifconfig eth0 down cd /etc/rc.d/ ./rc.inet1 restart
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- 11-24-2006 #3Just Joined!
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restart my network
Originally Posted by Flatline
Hi! I found this forum when searching for a network restart way in slackware. And it works fine.
I'm using an adsl modem in bridged mode and if I need to access the admin account in it I need to restart the network and change a cable. And with your tip this works!!! Thanks Flatline!
- 08-20-2010 #4
Dear Flatline,
I we are working on remote host with SSH, we shouldn't use command "ifconfig eth0 down" or any kind of it. I think the following command is enough:
If we use command "ifconfig eth0 down" we cannot reach the server to enter "ifconfig eth0 up".HTML Code:user$ su- root# /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1 restart
Best regards,
Huan
- 08-20-2010 #5forum.guy
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Welcome to the forums, Huan!
This thread is over 5 years old so you won't get a response here. If you need help, please start a new thread of your own describing any problems you are having.
Thank you.oz




