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I have two ethernet cards which are same, SURECOM Myson EP 320X S 1. I bought the second one today to set up a cable internet connection. On the opening kudzu recognised the ethernet card and configured. But when I tried to use Red Hat 9.0 network conf. tool I couldn't see the card there. I was expecting to see a copy of the previous one. Then I tried to install manually, by clicking "new" on the hardware menu. I looked at the hardware description of the previous one which was writing fealnx, so I looked for fealnx on the menu but there isn't such an option. Now I cannot install the second ethernet card although it is the same with the previous.
heelp me . what can I do..
I also know that the card working, I tried it on a windows machine
I am so despair and this is a urgent issue, please comment on this
use this cmd dmesg to see if the card was really detected by Linux. If it was seen the promplem maybe that the card is not being activated upon boot up. try the following cmd netconfig --device eth1 this will allow u to config the second NIC ans activate it on bootup. There are other ways but this is the easiest for now.
well I tried Red hat config network and tried to activate cable internet connection there, I got the previous message there. I don't know why but know I got this message
Determining IP information for eth1... Ping 195.174.128.1 (195.174.128.1) 56(84) bytes of data.
--195.174.128.1 ping statistics--
3 packets transmitted, 0 received, +3 errors, 100% pakage loss, time 2012 ms
,pipe 3
failed
It seems that uyour second network card has a ip associated to it already. This maybe because it's connected to your isp which dynamivally assigns a addr to that NIC. Try this cmd ipconfig to view the ip assigned to all nic on the system and post me the result.
can the proxy be problem... By friend cannt connect his ICQ because of proxy. There is some information about proxy on the cable internet provider which are:
proxy server host : proxy.ttnet.net.tr
port:8080
HTTPS
The resaon that u might not be able to ping that addr is that the ISP has blocked pings to that addr therefor it will not answer with a ping. cat /etc/sysconfig/networking/device/ifcfg-eth0 and cat /etc/sysconfig/networking/device/ifcfg-eth1 and post this information as displayed on u'r screen. The answer is no to the proxy this is only applicable if u trying to use a service of some sort and it's going through a proxy.
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