Brian Johnson wrote:
shane c branch (scbranch@xxxxxxxxxx) wrote:interesting. i had the same problem on one of my machines, and once i had both files with synch information it went away.
Brian Johnson wrote:
I have a machine that I normally access through ssh that I've been working on and now when I reboot it or restart networking, the IP address (and default gateway routing) doesn't initialize properly
ifconfig shows eth0 without an IP address and if I do:
ifconfig eth0 192.168.2.11 route add default gw 192.168.2.1
eveything works!
I've looked through the network scripts and ifcfg-eth0 file in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts and compared them to other systems I have and I can't figure out what is idfferent on this machine that screws up my networking config
Can anyone help?
also check /etc/sysconfig/networking/default/profiles there are scripts in there that might be conflicting with the ones in .../network-scripts
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regards,
shane
Thanks for the idea.
Found them in /etc/sysconfig/networking/profiles/default on my other machines. They look like copies of the config files from elsewhere:
# ls default hosts ifcfg-eth0 ifcfg-eth1 network resolv.conf
They were missing on my problem machine but creating them on my problem machine doesn't seem to solve my problem
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there was one other thing you might check. be sure that you don't have athe dchp client running. i had a problem with that too. the machine had to be dchp until they told me what subnet it was to go on. when i got the new static address and set up, it would hold it for about 8 hours, then it would get replaced by the dchp address. once i killed that client, it went away....and i think that's when i found the second set of ifcfg scripts.
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regards,
shane
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