config IP address - need help

[John Abreau]

Once you've changed your network settings, you can run

    sudo /etc/init.d/network restart

to make them take effect. One caveat: DHCP tends to change the machine's
hostname, and X's permissions are based on the hostname, so if you change
it within X, you may find you no longer have permission to create or 
destroy
windows. You'll then have to kill X with a ctrl-alt-backspace and re-login.

When I need to do something similar, I always logout of X first, and reset 
the network from a text console.

Jerry Feldman <gaf at Blu.Org> writes:

> I'm not a Red Hat expert, but on Linux you don't need to reboot when you 
> make changes like that.
>
> "NAI" wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > I have RedHat 7.1 installed. At the beginning, I used DHCP to config the ip
> > address.
> > For some reason, I need to re-config to use the static ip address. I use
> > 'netcfg' to config the ip address. After finishing and re-boot the system, I
> > used ifconfig to check the ip address. However, I didn't show. What & where
> > I need to config ?
> > Thanks in advance
> > 
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