HiVia redhat-config-network you can set a flag to allow users to bring the interface up or down. You still need root access to start redhat-config-network though.
I have an ISDN connection that works perfectly well, except every time I
want to dial up or down, redhat-config-network requires the root
password.
How can I change it that specific users can use manipulate the network ?
I know I can use sudo to permission specific commands, but I want to
know if there is something else I am supposed to do.
Also, is there a command line way to dialup ISDN interfaces defined inTry /sbin/ifup ippp0 for the first ISDN interface or ppp0 if you're using a serial ISDN modem.
redhat-config-network ? I can use ifconfig & ifup & ifdown for all the
standard ethernet network devices, but I have not been able to do this
for the ISDN interface.
Klaasjan
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