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CentOS DHCP help

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I am a TOTAL n00b when it comes to Linux so excuse any incorrect terms and stupid questions

I converted a VM of CentOS 6 from Thick to Thin provisioned in ESXi, when I did that It must have change the ethernet configuration as it could not connect to the network

When I do "#ifconfig" it only links the loopback, and "#dmesg | grep eth" showed eth0 was now eth1

Upon learning this, I did "#dhclient eth1 -v" and I got a network address.

The problem is now that when I boot the OS, it has no network address until I do "#dhclient eth1 -v"

Is there any way I can get it to do this on startup?

submitted by PancakeEater101
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