Just so you know, When you get Red Hat, you get support... so you should have gotten something that said support for 1, 2, or 3 years. You can call them anytime about anything or maybe it's just week days... I've never used Red Hat.Anyway...To connect to your network or the internet... click on 'System' which is by default on the top task bar. Then click 'Administration'. Then click 'Network' or 'Networking'. Now because I don't have Red Hat, I can't tell you what to do to the dot... so this is how Fedora does it.A. If there is a Device selected in blue, click 'Edit'. In there you can pick from automatic or static network. Once done click 'OK', then 'Deactivate' and 'Activate'. B. If that doesn't work or there isn't one, then click 'New'. Click the type of connection you want... Ethernet for a ground Network, Wireless for a Wireless Network, Modem for a phone line... Then click 'Next' or 'OK', and select the card your computer has... it most likely will select for you and click 'Next' or 'OK'. It will then ask about automatic or static connection and after than you'll be done.If you have any problems look into this Support thing I talked about before.