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my problem sorted out.. it was showing my interface address as 0.0.0.0...<br />
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my problem sorted out.. it was showing my interface address as 0.0.0.0...





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i am working with UW2.0.1 . This is a network node . here i configured DNS, MAILSERVER, WEB SERVER , almost everything.<br />
Yesterday one of my officer shutdown the sever with init level 6. &nbsp;after this i am not able to telnet to any machine . locally also i am not able to telnet to my server itself. <br />
while booting it is shopwing my default gateway is unreacheble. <br />
How to boot my system with old status. <br />
from man pages i checked abt init level 6. it is showing as follows<br />
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Stop the operating system and reboot to the &nbsp;state<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;defined by the initdefault entry in /etc/inittab.<br />
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now it is boooting with init level 3 ( default in /etc/ inittab)<br />
how can i boot my machine with old status.<br />

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i am working with UW2.0.1 . This is a network node . here i configured DNS, MAILSERVER, WEB SERVER , almost everything.
Yesterday one of my officer shutdown the sever with init level 6.  after this i am not able to telnet to any machine . locally also i am not able to telnet to my server itself. 
while booting it is shopwing my default gateway is unreacheble. 
How to boot my system with old status. 
from man pages i checked abt init level 6. it is showing as follows
----
Stop the operating system and reboot to the  state
               defined by the initdefault entry in /etc/inittab.
-------
now it is boooting with init level 3 ( default in /etc/ inittab)
how can i boot my machine with old status.


init level problem

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