) but i can't connect on the linux box. A few things, when look in suse plugger and look at my ethernet card it says that my card is available but not configured, but the configure button is grayed out next to it (so it's un clickable). Also i think i may have made some dopey settings on my windows box in the home network, but don't know how to nuke the settings for the homenetwork and start fresh. So what should i do???AAACCCCKKKK
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darthdavid
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I got the windoze piece of my home network set up all perfect, it can get on the internet (otherwise how would i be here ) but i can't connect on the linux box. A few things, when look in suse plugger and look at my ethernet card it says that my card is available but not configured, but the configure button is grayed out next to it (so it's un clickable). Also i think i may have made some dopey settings on my windows box in the home network, but don't know how to nuke the settings for the homenetwork and start fresh. So what should i do???
) but i can't connect on the linux box. A few things, when look in suse plugger and look at my ethernet card it says that my card is available but not configured, but the configure button is grayed out next to it (so it's un clickable). Also i think i may have made some dopey settings on my windows box in the home network, but don't know how to nuke the settings for the homenetwork and start fresh. So what should i do???
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Strange. Alas, I don't use SuSE so I don't know its tools.
However, when you're logged in as root, try this command in the terminal:
and then type in
to see what settings it's using. Also, check
to see if your packets have a default route goin' on.
However, when you're logged in as root, try this command in the terminal:
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route
Try typing "ifconfig eth0 up netmask 255.255.255.0 [desired ip address]" into the console as root, then type "route add default gw [ip of router or ICS winbox]" as root. When you are satisfied, put the two commands onto the end of your rc.local (I think it is in /etc/rc.d/rc.local- debian is weird and scripts set up in non-standard way) Sorry, never used SuSE, can't help you on GUI config tools.
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You can use "locate" to find it.phongn wrote:The specific IP information should be in the ifcfg-ethn, but I don't know where SuSE puts it. Fedora/Redhat puts it in /etc/sysconfig/networking/profiles/default
ah.....the path to happiness is revision of dreams and not fulfillment... -SWPIGWANG
Sufficient Googling is indistinguishable from knowledge -somebody
Anything worth the cost of a missile, which can be located on the battlefield, will be shot at with missiles. If the US military is involved, then things, which are not worth the cost if a missile will also be shot at with missiles. -Sea Skimmer
George Bush makes freedom sound like a giant robot that breaks down a lot. -Darth Raptor