Fix mac address issue for ens33 on centos 7 #321
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Before I had an issue using the box with a static ip for NFS sharing in vagrant, resulting in ``` ERROR: [/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifdown-eth] Device ens33 has MAC address 00:0C:29:F8:96:74, instead of configured address 00:0C:29:59:C4:97. Ignoring. ``` While the cleanup script already fixed this for `eth0`, CentOS7 seems to have changed the device naming, therefor it's also needed for `ens33`. Instead of removing the text of the entries, I opted for deleting the whole line as there's no need for empty lines in the ifcfg-file.
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The Ethernet devices are named in RHEL/CentOS >= 7 (and Fedora as well) based on the hardware and thus we can't just assume |
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@juliandunn This should do it, I hope… |
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Fix mac address issue for ens33 on centos 7
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Before I had an issue using the box with a static ip for NFS sharing in
vagrant, resulting in
While the cleanup script already fixed this for
eth0, CentOS7 seems tohave changed the device naming, therefor it's also needed for
ens33.Instead of removing the text of the entries, I opted for deleting the
whole line as there's no need for empty lines in the ifcfg-file.