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Originally Posted by sulekha
Hi all,
I have seen people adding the line STARTMODE=auto in the file /etc/sysconfig/network-script/ifcfg-eth0 , in redhat based distros,for quick starting of the network interface , now my question is this applicable debian/ubuntu based distros as well.
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in redhat base system STARTMOD=onboot/manual/hotplug option is used to define how to start interface. you can also use ONBOOT=yes/no to up/down interface during boot.
in debian base system if you define auto
interface name in /etc/network/interfaces file then interface will up during boot and when you restart service otherwise you need to manually.
HTH
STARTMODE=auto
