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SCO Unix anyone? Pretty simple question...
I have an old p.o.s. SCO Unix box running some software. I had to swap the hard drive into a new box because the motherboard blew. Anyone know how to...
a) configure the network card so I can get back on the network? The new MAC address seems to be throwing things off

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b) know how to configure a printer under SCO Unix. I can just add one locally until I can figure something else out. Any suggestions?

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try this
From root try this

scoadmin

the character based admin utility on SCO unix

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