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How to add an Ethernet device using Network configuration tool ?

52.How to add an Ethernet device using Network configuration tool ?
Ans.
1. On the main window of Network configuration tool click new button from toolbar.

2. Select device type, a window will appear choose Ethernet connection and click forward.

3. If your NIC is listed then select it and click forward if not then choose other Ethernet card and click forward.

4. Select adapter, a window will appear select your card from adapter drop-down list and choose device name from device drop down list for first time choose eth0.

5. Click forward it will open configure network setting window, choose whether you want to use DHCP to obtain your IP address automatically or whether you want to enter a static IP address.

6. Click forward you will see the listing of your selected information, if you want to make changes, click back to return to the desired window.

7. If you are satisfied with your choices click apply to create the device.

8. After that choose file-->save from the menu to save changes.


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