Hi all,
Here's a quick question. I recently changed a failing network card (the eth0)
in a machine. The machine has 2 cards, eth0 to connect to the net, eth1 to a
local network. it was working fine before. After replacing 1 network card
(eth0), kudzu detected it, removed the old card configuration, add the new
card, and "migrate" (whatever that is) the network configuration.
But now during booting, or when I issue 'service network start/restart', only
eth0 was brought up. Although if I manually do '/sbin/ifup eth1', everything
works correctly again, I want the eth1 to be brought up automatically also.
So the question, what do I need to do so that eth1 is brought up during the
machine booting and through the network service?
OS: Redhat 9
Thanks.
RDB
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Reuben D. Budiardja
Department of Physics and Astronomy
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
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