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        IP address.  When configuring your network card, you should include host name information (e.g., host name = tmp1, domain = lite.msu.edu), as well as name server. Other settings (ip address, gateway, netmask will have been set when you included them in the boot configuration).         IP address.  When configuring your network card, you should include host name information (e.g., host name = tmp1, domain = lite.msu.edu), as well as name server. Other settings (ip address, gateway, netmask will have been set when you included them in the boot configuration).
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    <dt>Registration</dt>     <dt>Registration</dt>
    <dd>It is recommended that you register your server with Novell, for future updates during the installation process, however it is recommended that you indicate "No" when prompted to "run online update now?" after completing the registration process.</dd>     <dd>It is recommended that you register your server with Novell, for future updates during the installation process, and to run the online update.</dd>
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 </dl>  </dl>
   
 <p>  <p>
 Finish installing your server, read the "readme", reboot and log in as root.  After finishing the online update, the system should reboot, and
   proceed to have you create a user account, show you the Release Notes,
   and let you configure any extra hardware, and then finish up the boot
   process. At the prompt login as root.
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 <h2>Change software sources for your system</h2>  <h2>Change software sources for your system</h2>
 <p>If you do not already have a SuSE 10.2 installation source at your location, you may want to consider creating one from the 5 iso files for CDs 1 - 5. Proceed as follows (e.g., for 32 bit):</p>  <p>If you do not already have a SuSE 10.2 installation source at your location, you may want to consider creating one from the 5 iso files for CDs 1 - 5. Proceed as follows (e.g., for 32 bit):</p>
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