In your /etc/modprobe.conf add the following line and replace X with the
num of your eth interface.

options lnet networks="tcp0(ethX)"

-Aaron

Jim Albin wrote:
I am trying to install lustre on a single system with multiple ethernet
interfaces. LNET appears to map it to eth3 if it is up regardless of the
node name or ip address in the XML config file. (eth1 and eth2 are also
up)  This is why the single system test on the loopback or localhost was
not working, lctl list_nids shows the ip address of eth3. If I use the
name that maps to eth3 for the config file, everything works. If I
ifconfig eth3 down and use the node ip or name for eth1 it also works. I
want to use the eth1 interface without disturbing eth3. The installation
manual mentions LNET will try to use all available interfaces in the
Chapter 2 New Schema section. How do I get it to only use a specific
interface (eth1 instead of eth3)?
Thanks for any advice.


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