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тАО06-19-2007 02:10 PM
тАО06-19-2007 02:10 PM
We got an old HP workstation running 10.20.
Now I can only login from command line after
the machine got powered off for quite some
time.
After login, I cannot ping other machines.
Nor can I ping the HP from other machines.
What should I re-configure the HP? We got
a DHCP router (192.168.1.1) and I plan to
assign 192.168.1.226 as the HP's IP.
Any advise is very much appreciated.
Thanks.
Reggie
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тАО06-19-2007 07:33 PM
тАО06-19-2007 07:33 PM
Re: configure network setting from command line
If the ip address has changed, the easiest way to change it on the host is to run the set_parms script.
# set_parms initial
Regards,
Robert-Jan
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тАО06-20-2007 07:27 AM
тАО06-20-2007 07:27 AM
Re: configure network setting from command line
I've modified /etc/rc.config.d/netconf
to make the machine network accessible.
I cannot use SAM. The machine actually
has a bigger problem to display graphics.
Before changing /etc/rc.config.d/netconf,
the machine showed CDE login prompt but
displayed same login screen after attemping
login. That's why I switched to command
line prompt. (I cannot run SAM suggested
by Robert-Jan.) However, after revising
netconf, the machine keeps trying to do
something with screen showing X after reboot.
Any suggestion to resolve the problem?
Perhaps I should post to another category.
Thanks again.
Reggie
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тАО06-20-2007 08:29 PM
тАО06-20-2007 08:29 PM
Re: configure network setting from command line
is the server able to ping after chaning the netconf, check netstat -rn to see if the default gateway is set for the system to get to other system, typically CDE has an issue if it cannot mount the home directory.
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тАО06-21-2007 12:51 AM
тАО06-21-2007 12:51 AM
Re: configure network setting from command line
If it works, then check for DNS configuration and/or hosts file. If you recently changed your IP address, your /etc/hosts file is probably not up-to-date.