how to specify default network interface?
This is likely a very simple question...i just don't have the answer offhand. Let's say i installed debian with eth0 as my default network interface, however, i have now switched to wireless and want eth2 to be my default interface. What do i need to do so that at boot eth2 will be configured automatically instead of eth0? I greatly appreciate any thoughts.
Peace. Mike |
Try:
Code:
route del default |
and dont forget to add it to
/etc/network/interfaces (with the correct syntax) or to your boot script ;) |
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