I'm sure this is a very basic question but I have zero experience with debian.
I work at a computer shop and we installed debian on a pair of new machines for
a customer. He needs to assign an IP and gateway to one of them and could not
figure out how to do it so he brought the machines back
Check out route. The command should be something like route add default gw
IPaddressofgateway (this is off the top of my head, so might not be 100%
correct)
You can see the current route by route or route -n to see it without the
machine names resolved. Once you have that, edit
On Wednesday 22 November 2000 16:40, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sure this is a very basic question but I have zero experience
with debian. I work at a computer shop and we installed debian on a
pair of new machines for a customer. He needs to assign an IP and
gateway to one of them and
On Thu, 12 Nov 1998, Tomas Petersson wrote:
Hello, I have just reinstalled debian 2.0 on my
computer. For some reason the network has not been
configured correctly.
The netcard seems to work ok, and have a ipaddress assigned.
Which commands do I have to issue to set up an default route
Hello, I have just reinstalled debian 2.0 on my
computer. For some reason the network has not been
configured correctly.
The netcard seems to work ok, and have a ipaddress assigned.
Which commands do I have to issue to set up an default route
so I can access the Internet or other computers on my
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