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How to configure network using Network Configuration Tool?

51.How to configure network using Network Configuration Tool?
Ans.
1. Network Configuration Tool can be accessed by using the application menu from the Gnome desktop.

2. To start the network configuration tool in enterprise Linux choose Applicationssystem-settingsNetwork.

3. The main network configuration tool window has 5 tabbed pages and opens to the devices by default.

4. Device:
This tab shows the network devices that are installed and configured on your PC, network devices are associated with actual physical hardware in PC.

5. Hardware:
This tab shows the actual physical hardware installed in your PC.

6. IPSec:
This tab is where we can configure IPSec tunnels used for secure communications.

7. DNS:
This tab shows the system hostname and name servers used for DNS lookup can be configured in this tab.

8. Hosts:
This tab shows the PS hostname to static IP address mapping.

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