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bigbossandy 12-23-2003 11:06 AM

Err: Brining Up Interface eth0
 
I dont know what it dous or what it is
but i would like to fix it every time i reboot this coms up
maybe thats why i cant get connection ? plz help
Andy

coolamit78 12-23-2003 11:25 AM

Hello...

The interface eth0 is your first network interface...The error message is being displayed because your machine's network hasn't been configured and the service is started during boot.

Now depending upon your wish, you can configure the network interface or remove it from startup.

1. To configure your network interface eth0, log in as root and give the following command

netconfig

This will open up a window where you will specify an IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway and Nameserver's (DNS Server's) IP Address. You may just assign an IP Address and Subnet Mask to your machine and leave the other two settings blank.

After you assign the new values, just give the following command as root

service network restart

2. If you do not want your machine to have an IP address and want to disable this network interface then give the following command

ntsysv

From the list of services, deselect network and from next time your network will not start during boot time.

Alternatively, you can change the value

ONBOOT=no

in the file

/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0

Your profile shows mandrake as your distro, so your interface file may be located at a different place.....All the above commands are used in Red Hat Linux 9, and should run on your system too...

Regards,

amit

bigbossandy 12-23-2003 11:27 AM

your command "netconfig" do not work on my mandrake linux 9.2 ?

michaelk 12-23-2003 11:32 AM

Go to Mandrake Control Center and see if the wizard can configure your network.

Please describe your network. Are you using DHCP or a static IP address?

bigbossandy 12-23-2003 11:33 AM

im running it on Vmware and using DHCP for it

teval 12-23-2003 02:17 PM

Try running

ifconfig eth0

and then regardless of it working or not run:

dhcpcd

What does ifconfig say now?

bigbossandy 12-23-2003 02:22 PM

command not found

michaelk 12-23-2003 03:52 PM

/sbin/ifconfig

sbin isn't in the path of a user.


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