Redhat AS4 (Release 3) on Dell Poweredge 1950

[Tom Brown]

> Never mind. Turns out that the network port marked 2 on the back of the
> PowerEdge 1950 is eth0 and the one marked 1 is eth1. Could have sworn it was
> the other way around in older PowerEdge's.

interesting..... we had some 1955's on test a while back and i could not 
get networking going either. Everything looked fine but just no packets 
passed. Turns out after lots of faffing that the interfaces on the back 
of the blade appear 'swapped' around so where on an 1855 we'd configure 
switch 1 for the VLANS etc we had to configure switch 2 to bring up eth0 
on the blade.

So it seems that the 1950 and the 1955 display the same characteristics 
(which you'd expect i guess as they are the same thing) - That might 
help avoid some wasted time for someone.