CentOS

Trevorh, Thanks for your response. That answers my question. Now I just need to figure out how to make use of the multipath feature of Quagga. And yes, we're well aware that CentOS 6 is nearly dead. We're already well into our migration to CentOS 7; with the expectation to migrate to CentOS 8 in the...

I have been using the Quagga dynamic routing daemon on a CentOS 6 VM. I'd like to use a feature that is only accessible if the RPM was built with the --multipath=X flag. The RPM I'm using was already built and obtained from the CentOS repository. Is there a way to find out if the RPM was built with ...

Yup, looks like that did it! Thank you!

I'm attempting to configure an openvpn client on a raspberry pi 3 b+. The raspberry pi is running CentOS 7 armhfp. I installed openvpn from the EPEL repository for armhfp platforms. I've placed my config and associated keys and auth file in /etc/openvpn [root@raspberrypi openvpn]# ll total 24 drwxr-...

I suspect this is an issue specific to my graphics card. I have a CentOS 6.10 bootdisk that boots directly into the command line; specifically runlevel 3. I use these to boot up a 1U server; most often an older model supermicro server. I've found that when I boot up the older model Supermicro server...

I've made some progress. I've learned how to add a Security Association (SA) using ip xfrm rather than using setkey provided by ipsec-tools. But I have not quite got it to work the way it used to. So far I can only add an SA if I include an AH sha1 cipher with it. Here's the command I'm using: ip xf...

SCENARIO 1: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CentOS 6.8 Kernel: 2.6.32-642.6.2.el6.x86_64 ipsec-tools 0.8.2-1 Grub command line statement includes fips=1 setkey.conf file contains: # Flush the SAD and SPD flu...

I'm attempting to build a CentOS 7.4 base filesystem on a development machine under /usr/mini-bm/src/sms and getting a bunch of error messages when the RPMs are installing/extracting. The plan is to package the filesystem up and boot from it on a separate machine. From what it looks like the message...

Trevorh,

That's what I had thought too. I had originally left out the --device directive but when I ran it I got the following error message and the build halted:

"Error creating Live CD : No --device specified with network kickstart command"

I'm trying to create a custom CentOS 7 LiveDVD. I've created the kickstart file and everything appears to be working. However, I want it to boot up with a predefined IP address. The kickstart file has a network directive that I can use to do this but it requires that I specify the device to which I ...