Network interfaces named ___tmpxxxx in redhat
Hi,
i have bond0 configured with eth0 and eth3 on a redhat enterprise linux 5.7. when i reboot the system, sometimes interface shows as ___tmpxxxx in ifconfig -a. Do i need to put HWADDR in the slave interface as well. i have placed it. is it ok to put HWADDR= opton when interfaces are in bond. also do i need to place TYPE=BOND in the bond0 configuration. or it is not required. since when i place TYPE=BOND, under tail -f /var/log/messages, it shows unknown or invalid option. kindly suggest Regards parkar UAE |
Hi,
i have bond0 configured with eth0 and eth3 on a redhat enterprise linux 5.7. when i reboot the system, sometimes interface shows as ___tmpxxxx in ifconfig -a. Do i need to put HWADDR in the slave interface as well. i have placed it. is it ok to put HWADDR= opton when interfaces are in bond. also do i need to place TYPE=BOND in the bond0 configuration. or it is not required. since when i place TYPE=BOND, under tail -f /var/log/messages, it shows unknown or invalid option. kindly suggest Regards parkar UAE |
Here's an (edited) example from a prod system
Code:
cat ifcfg-bond0 |
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