Re: Motorola Wireless card, IP configuration issue ....

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On Thu, 2004-12-16 at 18:49, baytimur wrote:
> Okkkkkkkkk, This is so French :)  I am new to Unix world so it means nothign 
> to me. The good news is, I rebooted Fedora, and it powered the card on and 
> got an ip address from the DHCP server and worked flawlessly ! Maybe the 
> only thing it needed was for the service to be stopped and started, and the 
> reboot did that.
> 
> Now I can start learning as I experiment and mess around .... 5 hours or so 
> to get it working, not bad .....
> 
> Thanks for all the help, I will be here asking a  gazzilion questions for 
> sure .....
> 

For future reference, to start or stop a service issue the command

service <servicename> restart

In your case it would be:

service network restart

You need to be root so either 'su -' or use 'sudo'

--
Tarjei


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