hey guys, when I use Gnome, I can activate the network using NetworkManager, but I want to learn how to activate it under the shell? My eth0 is connected to a router, with DHCP. I've searched many threads, they tell me to use ifconfig. I've tried ifup, but failed to get the ipv4 address. What exactly should I do under the terminal?
I am new in fedora12. I can't activate my eth0.In the "Network", the activate and deactivate botton in grey and inable to be press. When I "lspci", my network interface is displayed in the list. How that happen?Any advise to me? thank you.
P.S:My thinkpadR400 notebook with fc12
Hi I have a host system which has two NIC card, eth0 and eth1.
eth0 is connected to Internet via a router and it does not have an IP assigned to it.
I got a desktop-server with 2 network interfaces. eth0 and eth1.
eth0: connected to internet, IP 10.112.76.22 DNS 10.100.102.73 and .74
eth1: connected local, IP 192.168.1.21 DNS 10.112.76.22 (eth0)
I want to forward internet connection from eth0 to eth1. Which commands do I need to do this? And is my DNS the right 1?
HI
Im trying to make a firewall working with openvpn. there is only one interface eth0, but when openvpn connects it gets virtual interface tun0.
What im trying to achieve is that the computer must not connect to internet through eth0 unless vpn is up.
I have 2 addresses one on eth0 one on eth0.1.
hi ,iam vikrant
initially i have problem how to start wi fi on rhel 5
then from some source i got a little bit knowledge but it is stil not working
steps followed by me were:
system/administrators/network
network -configuration wizard opened
here i did some steps
which result into the following line
[checked]active eth0 eth0 wireless
then i click activate
it gets activate as shown in the abov
I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction for setting up my Linux (Ubuntu 12.04) box to route traffic from eth0 to wlan0.
Scenario:
eth0 = LAN
eth1 = Internet
eth2 = Internet
I would like to force all traffic from eth0 between ports 1-443 through eth1 and the rest on eth2.