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Connecting to a network[edit]  Knoppix has built-in support for
many Ethernet network cards. As a rule, if the computer has a
network card, Knoppix will be able to support it (except the
very old, or the very new).  Well supported cards include 3Com,
Realtek, NE2000 compatible, Intel and many others. However, some
Broadcom cards, found in certain Dell PCs made after the year
2000, do not work with this version of Knoppix.  Automatic
setup[edit]  If you have a supported network card, Knoppix will
attempt to configure it automatically during startup. This is
for you if you have a server which manages your local area
network. To check to see if it worked:    1. Click the Konsole
icon in the Panel (bottom row, 6th from the left).   2. Type
this command and press Enter at the end of the line:   3. This
says the first Ethernet interface (eth0) has been given the
Internetworking Protocol (IP) addre