I am new to the Mass. area, but I use to be a Sr. Network Admin with Charter Communications. The question that I have is are you using Charter@home or Charter Pipeline? If it is Charter@home then you have to make some different changes in your setup. You have to add some domain information. It took a while to finally Linux DHCP to with with Charter@home but we were able to figure it out. If it is Charter Pipeline I will be willing to find you some contact information with one othe the Sr. Network Admins that I know. Tom

rpm -q pump

pump is Red Hat's DHCP client. If the above command shows output, then it is installed.

Could you post the output of "/sbin/ifconfig -a"?

On Sat, 30 Jun 2001, Thomas Carey wrote:

tcarey> I apologize if I confused anyone. One nic is a Intel Pro tcarey> 100+. the other nic is a 3COM 3C905C. I alternated nics to tcarey> see if maybe one was not loading. Dumb question. How do I tcarey> know if pump is installed? Please be patient, I'm fairly tcarey> new to Linux (but have used it in the past as a web and tcarey> FTP server).

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