Ed Paris wrote:
Hi There,
When I installed Debian on one computer in our network I got a note at
the end of the installation that if I needed to revisit any settings
that I should run the base-config program. Well, I need to change the
Eth0 net address on this system. I had directly assigned the number
during install. I have found a directory called
/usr/lib/base-config/menu but I am not sure which program to start to
reset the Eth0 IP address. I have tried all of them that would start
and did find the one naming the computer but nothing on changing the
IP address. Any help you can give me will be appreciated as I really
don’t want to have to reinstall Debian to make this change. Thanks.
Take care,
Ed
Open /etc/network/interfaces with an editor (as root) and change the IP
address.
Th
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