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    {BUG SUBMISSION} Change of NIC (KVM)

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      freakalad
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      Hi guys,

      First off; thanks for a fantastic product!

      I'm testing & going some device builds inside a VM. (though I'm not entirely sure the issue is VM-specific)

      I run Ubuntu 64-bit (Hardy & Intrepid; work & home respectively), KVM & 2 NIC's & both the bridging control set up OK.

      My LAN is 10.0.0.0/24 & my WAN is 192.168.0.0/25. No VLAN's defined

      So far so good.

      I do a fair whack of other work on the same boxes & consequently have to drop & recreate/remap interface of the virtual systems.
      After altering interfaces (& therefore MAC's), only the LAN interface if OK, but WAN is completely down.

      "Assign Interfaces" at terminal only picks up the previously assigned MAC addresses.
      I need to do a "Reset to Factory Defaults" & so force the re-detection of interface before I can get WAN communicating with nodes on the WAN.

      All that works in this scenario is interface-0, despite having the incorrect MAC (which at least allows me to get in & do the reset)

      A possible solution may be to flush & force the re-detection of interface when selecting "Assign Interfaces" from the console menu

      Thanks

      -J

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        freakalad
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        Issue may have been related to KVM/VM, but solution would be by re-scanning for changes in interfaces.

        Seems somewhat OK in standard standalone box

        -J

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