Restart network
Is there a way to reboot the network, reload all the configs files if they have been modified, without restarting the whole computer?
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Re: Restart network
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no i just want the new config files to take effect. Whenever i edit them i have to restart and that takes five minutes on my computer (486). There must be an easier way to do this then to restart.
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i mean like resolv.conf, and hostname.<if>
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resolv.conf
No need to update anything. The next nameserver request will use the new values. hostname.* files. Say ep0 for this case. ifconfig ep0 [the commands you put in the file] You might need to bring ep0 down and then up in a very rare case... but even that shouldn't be needed. |
what if i unplug the ethernet cable and plug it back in. How do i get it start back up.
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It should work automatically. There shouldn't be any need at all to restart anything if you unplug the cable and plug it back in.
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Even with dhcp, i know on linux you have to type dhcpd to get it back up
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I thought you could just execute, 'netstart' in /etc.
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