Justin,
You can run netcfg (in X) that will let you set up hosts, names,
routing, etc. This utility modifies the files in /etc/sysconfig/,
namely network and other files in network-scripts/, so you could modify
them by hand too.
I don't believe red carpet comes with redhat, at least not with 7.1.
You might want to check the RedHat/RPMS/ directory on the CD's and see
if the package is there. Otherwise download from ximian.
Kahli
Justin Bengtson wrote:
>ah, the inevitable...
>
>so red hat installed. found my hardware. the music is playing once again
>(all that truly matters in life...).
>
>my cable modem had an outage last night so i didn't have a chance to try out
>the network. i tried this morning before work and couldn't get it working,
>although i may just need to restart the firewall.
>
>where are the network config files in redhat? /etc is different than debian
>(duh...). is there a configurator i should be using instead? i found one
>but it didn't seem to help.
>
>also, i can't seem to find red carpet. does this come with red hat, or do i
>need to download it from somewhere?
>
>thanks in advance!
>
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