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I am Baba new bie to Linux. Please help me in accessing the Internet in my system. I installed suse on Compaq nx5000 Laptop and used YAST to configure HP company BCM4401-B0 100Base-TX by connecting the LAN cable in our company. I was able to access the net. I restarted the system and not able to access the Internet there after even I reconfigured the network card.
Baba.
Last edited by BabaN; 08-05-2008 at 03:02 AM.
Reason: Linux - Hardware
Your system is not getting the ip address. This could be because you have configured it to take ip address from DHCP server and you are not getting it now. You can check configuration again.
Restart the network service and check the log in /var/log/message or using the 'dmesg' command to get the status/error log.
Post the same here, so that we can help you out.
The ifconfig output posted above shows eth1 which is a wireless connection but does not show eth0 which would be the etherenet connection (10/100 NIC)
Don't know if that says cable is disconnected or the Network Interface card has been removed or is just indicative of bad configuration file, but I don't think he is going to connect to the company lan until he repairs the ethernet cable connection.
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