Debian: NIC Aliases: Can’t use eth0 when network card is replaced | Ali Aboosaidi

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Dec/082

Debian: NIC Aliases: Can’t use eth0 when network card is replaced

NIC info is stored in the following file (Etch):

/etc/udev/rules.d/z25_persistent-net.rules

Edit to fit your needs!

For Lenny just look at /etc/udev/rules.d/ and find the file with presistent-net.rules in filename.

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mattias
9:52 AM on December 18th, 2008
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Hi,

I saw your site and I’ve been thinking of something just like this. I too work with debian and ESX and mysql administration, around 35 servers with alot of experience. If I would like to help you by posting tips and tricks, probably a bit longer and more in-depth, would you be interested in that?
Ali
9:58 AM on December 18th, 2008
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Hi,

Absolutely. Unfortunately I’m a bit impatient to get more details in my posts – basically assuming most readers are experienced and looking for a tip here and there. Most of these are for my own reference so I could come back and take a look at when I don’t remember how I did them the first time.

I will appreciate comments and articles you may want to add. They will be published and credit will be given to contributer.

Thanks,
Ali

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