Hi,
> >> Typically NAME and DEVICE are the name of the device, like enp4s6,
> >> but they don't exist in this config. Is that what is missing?
> >
> > Doubtful.
> >
> > I have a system with a ifcfg-enp0s3 file and NAME=LAN-1 and
> > everthing works just fine.
>
> But "DEVICE=..." would have to be ""DEVICE=enp4s6" if the NIC is
> "enp4s6", especially if there's no "HWADDR=...".
I've added DEVICE=enp4s6
> If you set "DEVICE=enp4s6" in "ifcfg-foo", "enp4s6" will be configured
> and brought up. The ifcfg file name isn't used.
>
> If you set "NAME=bar", you can run "if{up,down} bar" and "nmcli <cmd>
> ... bar", but "ip {l,a,r}" will display "enp4s6".
>
> If I have "enp4s6", I set "DEVICE=enp4s6" and "NAME=enp4s6" in
> "ifcfg-enp4s6", so that everything corresponds and "ip a sh enp4s6"
> and "nmcli c sh enp4s6" are possible and correspond to the same NIC.
I've also now added NAME=enp4s6, although I realize none of these
changes are likely to be effective here.
> Going back to OP's original query, do you have more than one NIC? Do
> their ifcfg files both have "DEFROUTE=yes"? What's the output of "ip
> r" (or "route") before you run "route add default gw 192.168.9.1 dev
> enp4s6".
No, prior to running the network config, the
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts directory was empty. After running it,
only that one file with interface info was created. There is another
interface on the system, but it is not configured.
I wish this was better documented, but it seems to change with every
release, even slightly.
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