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    system-config-network failed with error 'An unhandled exception has occured

    Other hosts in the same network are able to reach gateway. I managed to bring back the GUI network screen by editing /etc/hosts and /etc/sysconfing/networking/profiles. Still it doesnt reach to GW.
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    system-config-network failed with error 'An unhandled exception has occured

    Attached the command output 169.254.0.0./16 dev eth1 scope link This APIPA address entry in ip route list causing the issue for communication ? Tried deleting this entry from route list. Still its comes back.
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    system-config-network failed with error 'An unhandled exception has occured

    No Update, no conf change, no install. was working till few days ago. all of sudden stopped.
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    system-config-network failed with error 'An unhandled exception has occured

    Its wired. Also a HP Blade server C7000. This server is one of the blades. Cables r IN and shows activity. No update done recently. Restarted, Power cycled many times.
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    system-config-network failed with error 'An unhandled exception has occured

    Sorry, I missed to attach ping details Attached the details u needed. Is there anyway we can reinstall network part ?
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    system-config-network failed with error 'An unhandled exception has occured

    Attached the output report. Kindly see.
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    system-config-network failed with error 'An unhandled exception has occured

    Dear All, Version - Enterprise linux 5 System pings to self IP. Not pinging GW IP. When I open GUI Administration > Network, it gives error message as mentioned above. The screen shot is attached. Appreciate for any help. Thanks Cleetus
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    system-config-network failed with error 'An unhandled exception has occured'

    Dear All, Linux version - Enterprise Linux 5 System pings to the self IP and doesnt ping to the GW IP. Using HP Blade server c 7000 Physical LAN connectivity is fine. I cannot open the GUI Administration> Network section to see the network profiles and properties. as soon as I open this...
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