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I have installed Mandrake Linux 9.0 on my server, and am trying to connect a Win2K laptop. I checked the man files (being a newbie) and it showed the Network settings applet in the Control Center. I do not have this. It mentioned that Wizdrake had to be installed, but I cannot find this on any of the install disks. I input network settings in the "LinuxConf" app. Is this sufficient? I am still not able to get an IP address from the server though it appears that DHCP is running. I installed LinNeighborhood, and cannot browse to the laptop. I've even tried reinstalling Mandrake. Any suggestions would be appreciated (and rewarded).
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by igor948
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by wkeatonjr
Lets try to take this step by step.
1. Do lsmod and see if your network card module is loading
2. do /etc/init.d/network restart and look for error messages
3. If no errors run ifconfig and see what output you get.
Wizdrake is just a frontend to the config tools so I doubt it would be required. I've never used it. I found it but it's on MandrakeClub, not available from RPMFIND.
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Thank you for your help. You have been very helpful.
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