Le 04/10/2012 11:13, Erich Titl a écrit : > Hi Folks > > First reports on the nameif applet, basically it does what one would > expect, e.g. renaming the interfaces. > > Prerequisites > > - The interface cannot be up when being renamed > > - There is no dynamic behaviour, but that was to be expected. > > - The interface order is kept, e.g. interface #12 remains #12 even when > being renamed. This may confuse other programs like webconf. > > - There is no way to quickly reorder the interface names because of name > collisions. This can be addressed by either iterating twice through a > MAC list or by defining a long mactab which first gives the interface a > temporary name or by using two different mactabs and running nameif twice. > > I tend to like the method with the long duplicate maclist best, as it is > the most comprehensive method to implement and requites only a single > run of nameif > > Here is the proposed format for /etc/mactab > > # give the interfaces temporary names to avoid naming clashes > t-eth0 00:10:f3:08:4d:8b > t-eth1 00:10:f3:08:4d:8c > t-eth2 00:10:f3:08:4d:8d > t-eth3 00:10:f3:08:4d:8e > t-eth4 00:10:f3:08:4d:8f > t-eth5 00:10:f3:08:4d:90 > t-eth6 00:10:f3:08:4d:91 > t-eth7 00:10:f3:08:4d:92 > t-eth8 00:10:f3:08:4d:93 > t-eth9 00:10:f3:08:4d:94 > t-eth10 00:10:f3:08:4d:95 > t-eth11 00:10:f3:08:4d:96 > # now assign the final names to the interfaces > eth0 00:10:f3:08:4d:8b > eth1 00:10:f3:08:4d:8c > eth2 00:10:f3:08:4d:8d > eth3 00:10:f3:08:4d:8e > eth4 00:10:f3:08:4d:8f > eth5 00:10:f3:08:4d:90 > eth6 00:10:f3:08:4d:91 > eth7 00:10:f3:08:4d:92 > eth8 00:10:f3:08:4d:93 > eth9 00:10:f3:08:4d:94 > eth10 00:10:f3:08:4d:95 > eth11 00:10:f3:08:4d:96 > > cheers > > Erich > Or we can use another name that ethX ?
em0 00:10:f3:08:4d:8b em1 00:10:f3:08:4d:8c em2 00:10:f3:08:4d:8d em3 00:10:f3:08:4d:8e em4 00:10:f3:08:4d:8f em5 00:10:f3:08:4d:90 em6 00:10:f3:08:4d:91 em7 00:10:f3:08:4d:92 em8 00:10:f3:08:4d:93 em9 00:10:f3:08:4d:94 em10 00:10:f3:08:4d:95 em11 00:10:f3:08:4d:96 Yves ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Don't let slow site performance ruin your business. Deploy New Relic APM Deploy New Relic app performance management and know exactly what is happening inside your Ruby, Python, PHP, Java, and .NET app Try New Relic at no cost today and get our sweet Data Nerd shirt too! http://p.sf.net/sfu/newrelic-dev2dev _______________________________________________ leaf-devel mailing list leaf-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-devel