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Red-hat AS 2.1 network question
I have setup a AS 2.1 server with no X running or installed. I need to know how to configure the IP and such from command line and change it from DHCP. We used DHCP at first since we didn't know the IP we were going to use and now I need to change it. Any help would be great as Redhat's site just says use the redhat-config-network tool but as stated with our build we use that doesn't get installed. Thanks in advance
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