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I just installed Red Hat 9 my computer. It is dual booted with Windows ME. I have the computer set up to connect to a speedstream router and then to the DSL modem. Redhat reconized my NIC card on the install. I cannot connect to the router properly. Help is appreciated.
from the image i see that your network address is wrong. the last part should be zero for all the networks. and the gateway would be your router ip of course
If you have any ideas you could contact me on aim. In those pictures the addresses are not all correct, I was experimenting with some settings after it didn't work the first time
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