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Sean W Wrote: 
> Bob, you might want to take a look at the following file:

> 

> /etc/network/interfaces

> 

> You should see something like this:

> 

> # The primary network interface

> auto eth0

> iface eth0 inet dhcp

> 

> If you don't, change it to that.

> 

> Then restart networking

> 

> /etc/init.d/networking restart

> 

> That should set your eth0 to dhcp.

> 

> 



This worked for me!  ("auto eth0" line was missing).

My internet worked initially too, then stopped working.  Thanks for
your help,  Sean!


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annkowalczyk