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I am using Redhat 6 santiago in vmware server and I have added two network adapters to vm.
When I use ifconfig -a both the interfaces show up but when ...
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Can't find ifcfg-eth1 file although both eth0 and eth1 are working.
I am using Redhat 6 santiago in vmware server and I have added two network adapters to vm.
When I use ifconfig -a both the interfaces show up but when I check /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/, I cant find ifcfg-eth1...
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Create them yourself, the syntax is quite simple.
8.2.*Interface Configuration FilesYou must always face the curtain with a bow.
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Your thought process is off a bit on this. ifconfig-a show you all interfaces doesn't matter if they are up or down. I am willing to bet that the interface you do not have a config file for it not up. Just run ifconfig for the up interfaces.
Originally Posted by rahul_darga 
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