Not long ago, Nat Brown proclaimed... > Any ideas? Should I be going about this a different way? Let me know > if I need to post additional information. I'm still fairly new to > Linux, so you may also need to tell me where to look to find said > information.
As mentioned before, Red Hat and Fedora distributions have a "simplified"
way of doing these sorts of things. The network configuration files you
need to fiddle with are in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts.
A quick Google of "fedora ethernet bridge" yielded some interesting
results. Check this out:
< http://www.slriv.com/~samr/bridging.shtml >
If you're planning on using this long-term for a critical application, I
highly recommend migrating to Red Hat Enterprise or CentOS as Fedora 8 will
be end-of-life'd in a year or so.
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