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Where is the config file to set fixed IP in Fedora 11

Asked by hke72 in Fedora Linux, Linux, Red Hat Linux

Tags: IP, fedora, LAN

Where is the config file to set fixed IP in Fedora 11?

I have some machienes in a class which I want to be able to clone. Therefore I "restore" from a partition that is not cloned the files:
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 and /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-wlan0 and /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules

This meens I can manipulate the ifcfg-files to a fixed IP.

This workes fine, but...I have 2 wireless routers (one normal and one 3G) and when I connected to the second one (3G) I used the GUI (click on the network-connections-icon in the top right corner/Connect to hidden SSID/Connected

Now I get connected! I then edited this connection using the GUI and set a fixed IP. This also works fine :) So what is my f... problem :)

I want to restore the config-file for this connection from the partition that is not cloned. But where is it? I have used grep to find the SSID and the IP without any luck. Basically I wonder where are the files that make up the GUI-connections??
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