Yes, both the interfaces are on different networks. If I do a telnet to any of these interfaces then it takes a long time for session to establish.
What driver would you suggest I should use if not Realtek?
I am running a Redhat 9 PC which has 2 NIC cards of the same manafacturer (Realtek). When both the interfaces are up then TELNET to any interface (eth0 and eth1) becomes slow, however when I bring one interface down then this problem is not noticed.
I believe this is due to both NIC cards being...
Like on windows we can configure a "Preferred DNS server" per NIC card or interface, can I acheive the same on Redhat 9 machine?
I only know of resolv.conf file under /etc where I can add list of nameservers.
I suggest to use simple bash script for this purpose.
#! /bin/sh
#
# Script starts here
#
ftp -n -v <ip-addr> << !EOF
user <username> <password>
bin
hash
get filename
bye
!EOF
#
# Script ends here
#
I don't know too much on this but I think this "http://search.cpan.org/~ctbrown/Win32-Excel-Refresh-0.02/Refresh.pm" might be of help.
Method XLRefresh contains an option to list macros available to the workbook.
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