I dont know if its still around but there used to be a program called sudo
(for super user do) that would allow you to give root permissions to
specific apps and files. I dont know if its still around (i could see how
it could be a security risk and people wouldnt want to use it) but you could
try and look around for it.
Todd
> Good Morning !
>
> I was curious if someone would tell me if there is
> a way to set up an IP configuration as NON ROOT.. FOr
> instance if an employee who was not very technically
> inclined was sent to a client site and wanted to get
> set up on their network for mail etc. IN the
> Win-Blows system that would be accomplished through
> the TCP/IP Ethernet adapter. In Red Hat.. I could
> not access the Linuxconf unless you are ROOT. ergo my
> question..
>
> Thanks..
>
> Mark
>
>
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