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Please do not use ALL CAPS, this is bad.
As root try
Code:
ifconfig -a
This will list all the network cards even if they are not setup, if they are setup then you will see the IP address assigned.
Its also worth running
Code:
dmesg
as this will list all the messages created at startup and should show any assignments by the kernel to any netword cards found.
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