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commandline refresh dhcp address

Asked by prof666 in Linux Networking, Wireless Local Area Network

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I have suse 9.3 installed on my laptop (Dell D500) and am using Kwifimanager to configure the WLAN's. This works correctly and will connect to various WLANS depending upon which config I activate. However the dhcp client for the wireless connection will not retreve a IP address without me going into the network card setup in YaST and entering all the details. Kwifimanager will fill in the wifi settings on the YaST network page upon activation (as it should do), however the dhcp does not refresh.
Is there a way via the commandline I can force the connection on eth1 (my wireless card) to poll for a new address. I intend to add this command as a post connection script in Kwifimanger, so everytime I activate a new config it will force a refresh (which should sort this problem).Start Free Trial
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