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Red Hat provides an easy-to-use network configuration tool called redhat-config-network. On the Start Here System-settings window, its icon is labeled Network Configuration, and is referred here as such in this section. The Network Configuration window consists of four tabbed panels: Hardware, Devices, Hosts, and DNS (see Figure 5-1). Clicking a tab displays its panel. Basic configuration of your network requires you to specify the hostname and IP address of your own system, the IP addresses of your network's name servers and gateway, the network netmask, and your network devices. Using the Network Configuration tool, you can easily enter all this information. The DNS panel is where you enter your own system's hostname and your network's name server addresses. The Hosts panel lists host IP addresses and their domain names, including those for your own system. On the Devices panel, you add and configure your network interfaces, such as an Ethernet or PPP interface. The Hardware panel is where you list your network hardware devices. If you already configured your network during installation, your entries are already in these panels.

Figure 5-1: Network Configuration Names panel The Hardware panel list your system's network cards, such as Ethernet network interface cards (NIC), or any modems you have installed. The DNS panel has two boxes at the top, labeled Hostname and Domain (see Figure 5-2). Here, you enter your system's fully qualified domain name and your network's domain name. For example, turtle.mytrek.com is the fully qualified domain name and mytrek.com is the domain name. There are boxes for entering the IP addresses for your system's primary, secondary, and tertiary DNS servers. You can then list search domains, with buttons for editing, deleting, or changing the priority of a domain to search. Both the search domain and the name server addresses are saved in the /etc/resolv.conf file. The hostname is saved to your /etc/HOSTNAME file.

// Debugon // uncomment the above line if you wish to see the robot's // "thoughts" as it moves through the maze //============================================================= MainProgram: gosub DisplayInstructions gosub PlotMaze gosub SolveMaze gosub RetraceMaze End //============================================================= DisplayInstructions: data IM;"Figure14.05.Bas" data IM;"This program creates a random Corridor-Maze then puts" data IM;"the robot at one end. The robot will move through the" data IM;"maze until it sees the red wall at the other end.","" data IM;"The robot saves all its moves and remembers the ones" data IM;"that work. ","" data IM;"The second time through, the robot will negotiate the" data IM;"the maze perfectly leaving a trail behind it showing" data IM;"the path it took." n = MsgBox(IM) Return //============================================================= PlotMaze: ClearScr LineWidth 3 // draw basic blocks y=60 for j=0 to 3 x=80 for i=0 to 4 gosub DrawPiece x=x+119 next y=y+119 next gotoxy 678,536 lineto 740,536 lineto 740,362 SetColor Red lineto 678,362 SetColor White LineWidth 4 // open doors between blocks y=60 for j=0 to 3 x= 200 for i=0 to 4 nn=random(10) if (nn<5 and i<4) or j=3 gotoxy x,y+60 n=random(10) if n<5 then lineto x,y+3 if n>=5 then lineto x,y+120-3 else

Figure 5-2: Network Configuration DNS panel The Hosts panel has a single pane with Add, Edit, and Delete buttons (see Figure 5-3). This panel lists entries that associate hostnames with IP addresses. You can also add aliases (nicknames). The Hosts panel actually displays the contents of the /etc/hosts file and saves any entries you make to that file. To add an entry, click the Add button. A window opens with boxes for the hostname, IP address, and nicknames. When you click OK, the entry is added to the Hosts list. To edit an entry, click the Edit button and a similar window opens, enabling you to change any of the fields. To delete an entry, select it and click the Remove button.

Figure 5-3: Network Configuration Hosts panel Note If you are having trouble connecting with an Ethernet device, make sure the Hosts panel lists your hostname and IP address, not just localhost. If your hostname is not there, add it.

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