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DhcpCD??

Dycell
On my redhat box i needed to type :
"dhcpcd -h hostname"
I dont know if it works with your distro. The thing i want to know is where the config file is for eth1?? In the redhat distro i could edit /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth1 and add DHCP_HOSTNAME=CP123456-a to the config. Does anybody know were this is located?? If i do find it i will post it here.
 
 [size="1"][ 10 September 2002, 14:31: Message edited by: Dycell ][/size]


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    I see its not possible to have a - in a nic alias. Thats why i can't get an ip. Does this have a reason and can i edit it manualy?? 

    I see that the online demo doesn't have this problem.....
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    I see its not possible to have a - in a nic alias. Thats why i can't get an ip. Does this have a reason and can i edit it manualy?? 

    I see that the online demo doesn't have this problem.....
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