Just kickstart the server with the following line
ksdevice=<MAC ADDRESS FOR ETH0>
for example
ksdevice=00:12:34:56:AA:BB
This will then make sure the kickstart uses this device as primary device and also configure it has eth0
Regards
Kashif
ksdevice=<MAC ADDRESS FOR ETH0>
for example
ksdevice=00:12:34:56:AA:BB
This will then make sure the kickstart uses this device as primary device and also configure it has eth0
Regards
Kashif
2008/8/15 Andreas Zuber <zuber@xxxxxxxxx>
Hi
We have some problems with the automatic installation if the server we want to
install, has more than two interfaces to configure. There is now way how i
can be sure that a specific network card gets the right configuration after
the installation. This is because there is no way to specify the MAC address
for a interface. So there is no relation to the real hardware.
am i right that the kickstart command "network" just writes the configuration
in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ ? Why not also write the MAC adress to
this file during installation? This may solve many problems.
This way the Network interfaces are all in the right order and we are all
happy :-)
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