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thanks for your reply, now i came with new issue... configured the ip's for both the lan cards, but after restart if i type ifconfig they showing both same ip, i clicked on network connections icon , there i found both lan cards (broad com & Dlink) connected to same eth0.
but i assigned wan ip to eth0 and local lan ip to eth1. why does this hanppen. as i configured specifically for eth0 & eth1 in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 & eth1 clearly which ip is for which card. if i manually click on netowrk connections icon and click connect broadcom to eth0 & Dlink to eth1 then every thing fine, but only after restart. both connect to same ...
please help me. im done with acls and every thing except this one. i have to make it up and running very soon
I don't know what this "network card icon" is, but I'd guess it's NetworkManager. If so, I'd suggest removing the NetworkManager package completely, and stick to the ifcfg files you've already found, and the system-config-network tool, as the two can clash and fight for attention at times.
great man, you did it for me. thank you very much i just removed NetworkManger from start up using chkconfig. but some times i'm unable to ping www.google.com from cmd. if i renew ip with dhclient eth0 it works. though it doesnt happen allways any solution for it.?
thank you for ur help. You are right server = static ip. For time being i took a connection from wi-fi router so it assings dynamically. Now i changed to static. My doubt was why was is stopped working after restarting till i hit DHCLIENT ETH0. I'm trying to sort it out. Apart from that thanks for your help you solved my issue.
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