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Description of problem:
When, as a normail user I start the redhat-control-network app, I am not
prompted for root password. When I try to change the current profile, it fails,
and I can see that the program has insufficient permission to manipulate files
in /etc/sysconfig.

If I start the command as root, it works fine.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
redhat-config-network-1.2.0-2

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.log in as normal user
2.start redhat-control-netwrok
3.try to change profile
    

Actual Results:  The program refuses to change profiles, and the debug info
shows that it would need root priviliges to do it.

Expected Results:  It should prompt for root password, then change the profile
successfully.

Additional info:

I think the root of the problem is that redhat-control-network has some
functionality that should be accessible to normal users, and that is why it does
not ask for root password by default. 

However, the change profile operation does need root permission (and i belive it
should, too), but redhat-control-network is not smart enough to realize it.

I am filing it a Normail, instead of Low, beacuse even though it has a
workaround, it is probably not obvious to the casual users, that are targeted
with this snazzy tool.