Re: [Users] Setting up logical storage networks
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Don't edit the ifcfg-eth4 / ifcfg-eth5 file instead edit
ifcfg-logicnetworkname. Set that to static with a gateway. And that
won't get over written. However be warned Linux doesn't like having
two default gateway's. You might want to review
http://www.centos.org/docs/2/rhl-rg-en-7.2/ch-networkscripts.html
and use static routers.
If he were using a "VM network" then that is possible since (currently) VM
network is implemented using a bridge device, which would be named ifcfg-logicnetworkname,
however if the network is not a "VM network" then there is no bridge and the
device file to edit is the ifcfg-nic* file. Either way, if he would later edit that
network definition through oVirt then these values will be overwritten.
Thanks
Robert
Regards,
Mike
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Don't edit the ifcfg-eth4 / ifcfg-eth5 file instead edit
ifcfg-logicnetworkname. Set that to static with a gateway. And
that won't get over written. However be warned Linux doesn't like
having two default gateway's. You might want to review
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and use static routers. <br></blockquote>If he were using a
"VM network" then that is possible since (currently) VM network is implemented
using a bridge device, which would be named ifcfg-logicnetworkname, however if the
network is not a "VM network" then there is no bridge and the device file to
edit is the ifcfg-nic* file. Either way, if he would later edit that network definition
through oVirt then these values will be overwritten.<br><blockquote
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Thanks<br>
Robert<br><br>
</blockquote>Regards,<br>Mike<br></div></body></html>
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