February 2009
Beginner
288 pages
7h 48m
English
Different Linux and Unix distributions use different network configuration programs, but they all require the same information that Windows and Macintosh computers use to connect to a LAN and through the LAN to the Internet. Like the network connections for Mac and Windows, most Linux and Unix systems will automatically set up a connection when a DHCP server is active.
Figure 11-15 shows the Gnome Network Administration Tool provided with Ubuntu. To change the settings, select the Wired connection box and click Properties.

Figure 11-15. Gnome uses a tabbed window to set network configuration options. ...
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