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Dear all,
I configured virtualization(in RHEL5) on my laptop.I am looking for connecting proxy to access internet.How can i do this?Please help me.Lan card is not working in Xen kernel.Please tell me step by step.
Dear all,
I configured virtualization(in RHEL5) on my laptop.I am looking for connecting proxy to access internet.How can i do this?Please help me.Lan card is not working in Xen kernel.Please tell me step by step.
What kind of virtualization, Xen or VMWare? What kind of laptop, with what kind of network card? What exact error messages are you getting?
If you'd like help, you need to provide complete information. And since you're using RedHat enterprise, why don't you call the support line (which you're paying for), and ask them?
What kind of virtualization, Xen or VMWare? What kind of laptop, with what kind of network card? What exact error messages are you getting?
If you'd like help, you need to provide complete information. And since you're using RedHat enterprise, why don't you call the support line (which you're paying for), and ask them?
I am using Xen kernel.My laptop is Dell Inspiron 1525 core 2 due T5800 with 3GB RAM.LAN card is of Marvell Yukon 88E8040 PCI-E fast ethernet controller.When i run "service network restart",It shows failed error.
I am using RHEL5 but not paying because RHEL5 DVD is provided me by Institute that comes free with RHEL5 books.
Last edited by amit_kalipur; 03-06-2009 at 04:06 AM.
I am using Xen kernel.My laptop is Dell Inspiron 1525 core 2 due T5800 with 3GB RAM.LAN card is of Marvell Yukon 88E8040 PCI-E fast ethernet controller.When i run "service network restart",It shows failed error.
I am using RHEL5 but not paying because RHEL5 DVD is provided me by Institute that comes free with RHEL5 books.
What "failed" error? What is the EXACT error message you're getting? Are you root when you try to restart network services? And since you've got RHEL5 on your laptop, what are you trying to 'virtualize'??
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