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You will need to place the ifconfig and route commands with your parameters in a start-up script to be executed automatically on boot up. The way the start-up scripts are organized differs slightly from distribution to distribution, but you can usually find them either to /etc/init.d or to /etc/rc.d. On most distributions there is a specific networking script which provides some additional functionality, such as starting/stopping/restarting the networking interfaces and default routes and can be modified via a menu-like interface (I don't know about mandrake but try running "setup"). In any case, the solution can be as simple as throwing your commands in /etc/rc.d/rc.local

Thanks for all the help nske! It was as simple as

throwing your commands in /etc/rc.d/rc.local

Thanks again and i'll probabily be comming back asking more questions

Hi,
Back again... I have to set the DNS manually form the console. I knwo i have to edit some file but ... not sure what. I have Mandrake 10.0 . I've googlize it but didn't find somthing satisfactory
10x for the help

Hi,
Back again... I have to set the DNS manually form the console. I knwo i have to edit some file but ... not sure what. I have Mandrake 10.0 . I've googlize it but didn't find somthing satisfactory
10x for the help

--Check the below link.

www.linuxforum.com/bind/Bv9ARM.html

Also, check the below link.

www.linuxforums.org/forum/topic-23131.html

echo "nameserver <your NS IP>" >> /etc/resolv.conf


or manually edit the resolv.conf file in the /etc directory..
I think you can 'man resolv.conf' for more info.

Cheers,