interface name problem
interface name problem
My centos server showing network interface card's name -- enp4s8 .If i use this name in my iptables rule, will there any problem in ip routing ? bcz i have already used it but it is not work for ip routing ....any solution for it ???
Re: interface name problem
It's perfectly valid to include -i enp4s8 in your iptables rules and if it doesn't work then it's more likely a problem with your rules than the interface specification. Post the output of iptables-save run as root - it just prints the rules in the easiest to read format.
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Info for USB installs on http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/InstallFromUSBkey
CentOS 5 and 6 are deadest, do not use them.
Use the FAQ Luke
Re: interface name problem
thanks for reply.......i find the problem in iptables and solved it ....TrevorH wrote:It's perfectly valid to include -i enp4s8 in your iptables rules and if it doesn't work then it's more likely a problem with your rules than the interface specification. Post the output of iptables-save run as root - it just prints the rules in the easiest to read format.