Hi, Is there some obvious way that I'm missing to easily give a computer a static IP address (and gateway/nameserver) during an automated kickstart installation? Each computer has their own IP and some are on multiple networks (i.e. more than NIC). Currently, the kickstart installation gives each one a DHCP address, then after the installation is complete and the computer reboots, someone then has to go through the redhat GUI and enter in its networking information. (And then run a script that nfs mounts a directory and installs some additional rpms that depend on it being networked correctly.) And say I've got twenty computers all set up (with RHEL 3). Would I use up2date on them to keep them err, up to date? That involves me setting up a server somewhere with updated RPMs? Sorry for the silly questions. I'm not a system administrator at all and I have no idea why I'm the one doing this. Joe
