Mandriva 2009.1: Network Applet
There are a lot of reasons for choosing a Distro, one of them may be features that are available for setting up and administering your network configuration. Mandriva 2009.1 offers a number of administrative tools that work well and are easy to use. One of those features is the network Applet. Go to system/Administration and NetApplet to start the applet and place it on your panel. Here you can see the Applet with a check mark indicating that networking is up and functioning.
What is nice about this is you have everything at your fingertips. If you select Monitor Network you will get this screen. This will allow you to Monitor or Configure.
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