Ed,
The Network cards do show up in lspci.
in system configuration what would i need to put for name (eth0?) and device?
will i have to do it for both cards?
Thanks,
Ed Wilts <ewilts@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: On Fri, Mar 10, 2006 at 04:45:37PM -0800, Harjinder Singh wrote:
> I have a serious problem which I'm hoping someone can help me resolve
> ASAP.
>
> I am running RedHat ES 4 on a HP Proliant DL 380 Server which has two
> NICs installed.
For RHEL 4, you should use the nahant list, not redhat-list.
> I am booting redhat at runlevel 3. When i do an ifconfig i only get
> the local Loopback listed and not eth0 or eth1. When i startx and go
> into the RedHat Hardware browser It lists the two nics but when I go
> to the Network Device Control it doesn't show any network interfaces
> configured.
First off, does lspci show you the 2 onboard NICs? You should see a
pair of Broadcom GigE NICs - at least my DL380 systems do with RHEL 3.
lspci is probably what the hardware browser uses.
>From the command line, run system-config-network and configure your
network interfaces. There's a good chance they just haven't been
configured yet.
.../Ed
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