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GATEWAY1 is set instead of GATEWAY. The network scripts use GATEWAY to determine the default gateway. The only reference toGATEWAY1 is in the ifup-routes script (see $'GATEWAY$routenum'), but then the route-DEVICE file should contain lines of the form ADDRESS1=(...) and GATEWAY1=(...), not the ifcfg-DEVICE file.
In #176 this was already discussed, but it seems that this slipped through.
Specifications
On Centos or Redhat 7 with last version of the module.
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This basically reopens #176.
Expected Behavior
When using multiple ip addresses on Redhat/Centos 7 (initscripts-9.49.53-1.el7.x86_64 to be exact), the following should be configured:
Actual Behavior
GATEWAY1
is set instead ofGATEWAY
. The network scripts useGATEWAY
to determine the default gateway. The only reference toGATEWAY1
is in theifup-routes
script (see$'GATEWAY$routenum'
), but then theroute-DEVICE
file should contain lines of the formADDRESS1=(...)
andGATEWAY1=(...)
, not theifcfg-DEVICE
file.In #176 this was already discussed, but it seems that this slipped through.
Specifications
On Centos or Redhat 7 with last version of the module.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: