Oh no if I start NetworkManager and exports the full table into the kernel, the CPU booms on CentOS 7 and 8. Don't know why.
Zhang Xun From: Petr Boltík Date: 2021-09-23 01:11 To: Blažej Krajňák CC: bird-users Subject: Re: IP addresses assigning via Bird You can use nmcli instead of /etc/network/interfaces. It works like a charm. Petr st 22. 9. 2021 v 19:04 odesílatel Blažej Krajňák <[email protected]> napsal: Hello, > There is no such feature and we aren't sure about implementing that. Is > there any good reason to do this instead of setting static IP > configuration in the appropriate system configuration (e.g. > /etc/network/interfaces)? The main reason why to not use system configuration from /etc/network/interfaces is requirement to do down-up procedure with interface which affects network traffic. It is possible to IP addresses via "ip address ..." statement, however this changes are not persistent. Doing it all doubly - changing /etc/network/interfaces for persistent setting and then "ip address ..." for running machine can bring bugs and inconsistency. Bird config file is tested before applying and it makes it safe and simple.
