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Hi Does anyone know how are nics assigned - eth0 - ethx I am having problem with my distro randomly assigning nic to different ethx after each reboot. Sometimes nice ...
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    Nic eth0 - ethx assignment problem

    Hi

    Does anyone know how are nics assigned - eth0 - ethx
    I am having problem with my distro randomly assigning nic to different ethx after each reboot. Sometimes nice 1 is eth0 and sometimes is eth3.


    Where can I set this?


    Thanks in advance.

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    This link from a previous thread here may be of help :

    http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/lin...tml#post753086
    0 + 1 = 1 != 2 <> 3 != 4 ...
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    Hi nmset,

    I already have mac address defined in all if-interface; however I am still facing this problem.

    Thanks for your help doh.

    I am on CentOS

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    defining MAC at eth doesn't necessarily will give same eth-X every time

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    That would be news to me. I use this method on a system with 4 nics and it hasn't failed yet. Maybe you are doing something wrong?

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