Use udev to manage NICs in CentOS6.5

The udev configuration file path for managing the NIC using udev is: etc/udev/rules. d/* net *. rules deletes the Nic etc/udev/rules. d/* net *. run the command line "start_udev" to delete the corresponding Nic configuration information.

Use udev to manage NICs

The udev configuration file path of the NIC is: etc/udev/rules. d/* net *. rules.

• Delete an Eni

1. Etc/udev/rules. d/* net *. rules delete the corresponding Nic configuration information

2. Command line input: start_udev

Add Nic

1. Etc/udev/rules. d/* net *. rules add the corresponding Nic configuration information (mainly named)

2. Command line input: start_udev

3. Configure the Nic ifcfg (see the next step)

4. Service network restart

5. If not, start_udev

6. Failed reboot

    

Configure the NIC

1. Nic configuration file location:/etc/sysconfig/network-scrips/ifcfg-eth)

2. Items in the configuration file:

   1. DEVICE = eth0 (Nic nameKey! Used to identify Nics. there must be at least one item with MAC)

   2. BOOTPROTO = none

   3. IPADDR = XXX. XXX

   4. PREFIX (MASK number of digits) = 24/here also available MASK = MASK limit 255.0

   5. GATEWAT = XXX. XXX

   6. NM_CONTROLLED = no (this explanation can be found at the following link, thanks to the original author =)

   7. ONBOOT = yes

   8. TYPE = Ethernet

   9. IPV6INIT = no

   10. USERCTL = no

    

 

You can also enter setup in the command line to perform graphical configuration.

 

 

 

To make this configuration take effect, you need to disable graphical software taking over:

 

Service NetworkManager stop

Chkconfig NetworkManager -- level 35 off (cancel startup)