I did a Google search and apparently the bug is fixed in later versions of Fedora, so it's just a temporary situation with RHEL/CentOS I'm assuming. I think th

I did a Google search and apparently the bug is fixed in later versions of Fedora, so it's just a temporary situation with RHEL/CentOS I'm assuming. I think the easiest way to check if your server would be affected is to boot from the CentOS 6.2 netinstall CD, and see if it can access the network. If that works fine, everything should be good.