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Ubuntu Networking Commands

July 20th, 2009 Arthur Gressick No comments

Found a couple of useful command for trouble shooting networking problems on Ubuntu I thought I would share.

show all network adaptors

lshw -C network

show all network configurations

ifconfig -a

Turn ON or OFF the network adaptor

ifconfig eth1 up
ifconfig eth1 down

Categories: Ubuntu 9.x Server Tags: ,

CentOS 4 Network Config

March 2nd, 2009 Arthur Gressick No comments

I was having some problems setting up the network settings on a CentOS 4 system. I found a handy little command for editing the network configuration

netconfig

Don’t forget to restart the network after changing

/etc/init.d/network restart

Categories: Centos 5.x Tags: ,

Ubuntu Dropping Network Connection

February 12th, 2009 Arthur Gressick No comments

So when I was running 64-bit Unbuntu 8.10 I noticed that the network dropped from the machine for no reason what so ever. The machine was fine just that the network gave out. I found this little explanation and the solution which I am going to try out and see if it works.

Originally found here: http://www.nnbfn.net/tag/ubuntu/

Here is the Exerpt: CRITICAL: cannot initialize libpolkit 

Here is the posting:

The error is triggered by the update-modt cron job which runs ever 10 minutes.
This is a bug in Intrepid. console-kit-daemon requires PolicyKit as a dependancy, but Intrepid (Server AMD64) does not install it when it installs console-daemon-kit.

The simple fix is to install policykit.

sudo apt-get install policykit

Next run of the update-motd job and the error is gone.

Categories: Ubuntu 8.x Server Tags: , ,