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My Linux box has two NICs in it. One has a static IP for the internal =
network, eth0. The second needs to be connected to my cable modem. The =
second one needs DHCP enabled. I have set up eth1 with DHCP using =
linuxconfig. After I do this and reboot I see the network start up. eth0 =
comes up just fine. But eth1 hangs. It does not come back. I think that =
I am not connecting with the DHCP right. I have read the HOWTO on cable =
modems, but it does not address the second NIC. What am I doing wrong?
Thank You,
David Demland
Qa / Testing Manager
CADTEL Systems, Inc.
11201 N. Tatum Ste. 200
Phoenix, AZ 85028
(602) 953-4888
FAX: (602) 953-4833
ddemland@cadtel.com
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Phoenix, AZ 85028
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953-4888
FAX: (602) 953-4833
ddemland@cadtel.com
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