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To probe network card:
modprobe ewrk3
If for some reason Linux can't probe your network card, you will need to edit /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1 and uncomment your card from the list

To configure your ip address, subnetmask, gateway, nameserver:
netconfig    (the following questions will be asked)
openning message - press ok
enter hostname - name of your computer, e.g g2c2
enter domain name - name of the domain you are part of, e.g. 3604e1
static or dynamic ip - I use static ip at home, e.g. 192.168.1.2
enter network mask - I use 255.255.255.0
enter gateway - I usually just press enter here
will you be accessing a nameserver - if yes, enter it, otherwise just press enter
probe network card - yes to probe card, unless if failes, then try again and say no.

To check if all working now:
ifconfig -a
you should be able to see your new settings now

 

 

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