On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 6:49 PM, <reg@xxxxxxx> wrote:
I used to hate NetworkMangler also, but I has vastly improved in F14.
Try: (as root)
1) chkconfig NetworkManager on
2) service NetworkManager start
3) right-click NetworkManager icon and select "Edit Connections..."
4) select the "Wired" tab
5) highlight the desired network device (e.g. System eth0)
6) click the "Edit" button
7) ensure "Connect automatically" (checkbox) is enabled
8) set up the device characteristics in the various other tabs
9) "Save" and "Close" out of the Edit Connections dialogues
10) Click the NetworkManager icon and (if necessary) select the device to activate
The device should come up and be active.
If you absolutely don't want to use NetworkManager, ensure that the plain old "network" service is active.
1) chkconfig network on
2) service network start
Hope this helps.
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G.Wolfe Woodbury
redwolfe in FAS (proventesters)
> On Thu, 2011-03-31 at 09:32 -0600, reg@xxxxxxx wrote:Actually, my first attempt or two was with NetworkManager enabled.
> > So, what's changed between Fedora11 and Fedora14, other than setting
> > up the above files (or using system-config-network) what do I need to
> > do???
>
> Have you configured Networkmanager?
>
But, since ive never had any luck with it, I turned it off (in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d)
and have been doing things by hand like I always have done.
I used to hate NetworkMangler also, but I has vastly improved in F14.
Try: (as root)
1) chkconfig NetworkManager on
2) service NetworkManager start
3) right-click NetworkManager icon and select "Edit Connections..."
4) select the "Wired" tab
5) highlight the desired network device (e.g. System eth0)
6) click the "Edit" button
7) ensure "Connect automatically" (checkbox) is enabled
8) set up the device characteristics in the various other tabs
9) "Save" and "Close" out of the Edit Connections dialogues
10) Click the NetworkManager icon and (if necessary) select the device to activate
The device should come up and be active.
If you absolutely don't want to use NetworkManager, ensure that the plain old "network" service is active.
1) chkconfig network on
2) service network start
Hope this helps.
--
G.Wolfe Woodbury
redwolfe in FAS (proventesters)
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