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Hi, everytime i start linux. But if i restart the network service then it is ok.
Rgds
Daniel
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Originally posted by marghorp Everytime? What every time? Every time you login? reboot? turn off?... when? Maybe consider a script to do this automatically.
In your redhat 7.3, just type
man chkconfig
and it will explain everything.
You must "su -" to use chkconfig.
Don't forget the - after su.
You may want to verify that the network service is enabled.
Do this
# chkconfig --list network
If it is already enabled for levels 2345 then this is not your problem.
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