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I just installed FC2 on my PC and everything seems to have gone ok, except I can not connect to the internet. eht0 seems to come up ok, but I am not sure how to get linux to tell me what IP and settings the card has. I need to know the 'ipconfig' command for Linux
The adapter seems to be properly detected by FC2 and it says it is active, but I seem to have no path to the internet. Is there anything I should know about this mobo or NIC? Or can someone give me a few commands to poke around and see what my settings are?
I want it to be assigned via DHCP and from what I can see, it is that way, but I have not been able to verify that the DHCP server is assigning the IP and gateway to the PC.
I'll check out those commands and see if that helps.
Distribution: OpenBSD 4.6, OS X 10.6.2, CentOS 4 & 5
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You can check what IP is assigned to your card by using the ifconfig command. Routes may be viewed with the netstat command, but you need to use a couple of flags to make it show the routing table instead of sockets. Check the man page for details.
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