[Techtalk] connecting to network after bootup
MK Hayes
mk_hayes at charter.net
Thu Jun 14 22:42:53 UTC 2007
As I actually run Fedora, I thought I'd chime in.
Two things should work.
Thing 1: /sbin/dhclient eth0 [or eth1 or wlan0 whatever interface you're
using.]
I don't think you have to be root for that.
Thing 2: (Anisa's on the right track) /etc/init.d/service network
restart
You will have to su to run that command.
MK
On Thu, 2007-06-14 at 09:38 -0700, drichter at fastmail.fm wrote:
> I have a laptop computer that uses DHCP under Fedora. When I plug it
> into a network (that supports DHCP) and boot it, it connects to the
> network. But if I plug it into the network after it has booted, it
> doesn't connect. What set of commands will connect it without rebooting?
>
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> --
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> drichter at fastmail.fm
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