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You do realize that RHEL is not meant to run on laptops, don't you? If you're connected to a router that does DHCP, and the address changes each time you ...
- 06-04-2009 #11Linux User
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You do realize that RHEL is not meant to run on laptops, don't you? If you're connected to a router that does DHCP, and the address changes each time you connect, putting your static address in will not work. If it always assigns the same address then you can put in the static one.
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- 06-04-2009 #12Just Joined!
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i do realize bt the organization whr i work in use RHEL as os in both Desktop and Laptop.
ok putting static address will not work.is there any diagnosis
- 06-04-2009 #13Linux Guru
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RHEL 5 does not have a decent wireless connection manager. I recommend installing Wicd, and use that for all network connections.
wicd - home
SourceForge.net: wicd: Files
Follow the instruction for installing in Fedora, except use the latest version of Wicd (1.5.9).
Wicd on FC9 - Wicd WikiPaul
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