Answer / enni143

i know only to config nic card like
ifconfig eth0 ipaddress
to check that ifconfig -a

Answer / fawaz

you can see the names of interfaces using #ifconfig -a command.
then use #ifconfig $Interface_name [$IP_Address/CIDR] [up]
for each interface.

Answer / sudhanshu singh

1.>ifconfig -a -> check all interfaces present


2.>First configure IP address on interface using either
neat or setup command .

3.> ifconfig eth0 up -> eth0 activated
ifconfig eth1 up -> eth1 activated
4.> service network restart or /etc/init.d/network restart

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