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[ILUG] What does 'Changing network settings' mean in simplest of all cases?

[ILUG] What does 'Changing network settings' mean in simplest of all cases?

John Madden maddenj at csn.ul.ie
Mon Nov 5 16:22:36 GMT 2001


On Mon, 5 Nov 2001 V.P.Singh Gill didst pronounce:

>    I do not wish to hurt anyone, but I was a bit dis-appointed at the kind of response that I got from ILUG members. All I asked was 'How can I change network settings like IP/ netmask under RHL 7.2, without rebooting the system after making the changes.

And you were told how. Change the settings manually in the network scripts
in /etc/sysconfig then restart networking.

>This is because Linuxconf does not work properly. And so does /etc/init.d/network restart. New IP/netmask is applied only when I reboot the system'.

/etc/rc.d/init.d/network restart will restart the networking and use the
new settings from the files. Use ifconfig to check the settings.

>    But I got a lot of vague answers. Some asked 'What exactly do you mean. What are you trying to change ?'

It's a very vague question.

>    I ask 'What does "changing network settings" mean in simplest of all cases?'

Just that -- changing network settings.

-- 
Chat ya later,

John.

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