Hi folks,

i am using Oracle Red hat linux 6.5 64 bit operating system. but when i fire a command ifconfig -a it shows me no ip address has been assigned to this server except loop back address.then i done the following things


1)
#nm-connection-editor
2)
#service NetworkManager stop
#service NetworkManager start

3)ifconfig -a


but it doesn't show configured IP address even not able to pinh that IP address

Any advice to to configure Ip Address on Redhat linux 6.5 .

any suggestion, advice, link highly appreciated.


thanks & Regards.

This suggests that your linux system is not seeing your network hardware. What does "/sbin/lspci -vv" (without the quotes) show?

Hello Xode,

thanks for quick reply, i have installed Oracle Linux 6.5 on VM ware server. the command which you have given /sbin/lspci -vv

shows a long out put .there other NIC card seems virbr0 which has got IP address 192.168.122.1.

please advice or suggest further.

Could you please post the output of /sbin/lspci -vv

Also: What version of VMWare Server are you running? What host operating system are you running VMWare Server on? What network cards do you actually have installed in your computer?

Hi xode,

Could you please post the output of /sbin/lspci -vv

i cant able to paste the out put form linux termial or screen and paste it(i tried to do it by select and right click and copy and can't able to paste in this forum page or notepad or MS word. please tell me how do copy and paste it?

What version of VMWare Server are you running? What host operating system are you running VMWare Server on? What network cards do you actually have installed in your computer?

VMWare Work Station version 8.0.6 build-1035888. i am running Windows 7 Ultimate Service Pack 1 as Host OS.

Atheros AR8162/8166 PCI_E Fast Ethernet Controller(NDIS 6.20)
Realtek RTL8723AE Wirless LAN 802.11n PCI-E NIC
VMware Vitual Ethernet Adapter for VMnet1

are Network cards installed.


thanks & Regards.

What does the virtual hardware for your Oracle Linux 6.5 virtual machine look like? If you could post a screenshot from the VMWare Window under your Windows 7 host, that would be great.