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FS#10160 - Replace ifconfig/route with iproute
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Opened by Aaron Griffin (phrakture) - Friday, 11 April 2008, 18:52 GMT-4
Opened by Aaron Griffin (phrakture) - Friday, 11 April 2008, 18:52 GMT-4
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Details http://www.linux-foundation.org/en/Net:Iproute2
It appears that the ifconfig way of doing this is deprecated. We should overhaul our initscripts and documentation to switch to a more modern (read: bleeding edge) system. Right now this really means /etc/rc.d/network, netcfg, and some wiki pages / user manuals. Anything else I didn't get, please add in the comments |
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It worked for me with static ip and dhcp. But i couldn't test bonding and brigding,
Do you have any documentation that points to one as deprecated in place of the other?
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Considering that you can use /24 masks in "ip addr add" compared to have to use full bitmask in ifconfig .. it's also easier :)
It's also easier to set up several ip addresses to interfaces.
This is the way forward. Last net-tools release was April 01. More than 7 years ago.
I know they work great now, I know we're all familiar with them, but they won't work forever. Changing to iproute doesnt mean that we'll remove them. I'm sure we could push the old rc.d/network to [community] or [extra] or something as a separate package.
Given this is a breaking change, if there's anything else anyone wants to mix up in rc.d/network, now's a good chance.
James