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Two ethernet interfaces showing up?

anincoganincog Member
edited March 2012 in General

At my EDIS KVM, I have two ethernet devices (eth0 and eth1). I can't see that this is explained anywhere on their website. I've always just used eth0, and there's no problem, but does anybody know the reason for there being two?

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  • DamianDamian Member

    Does eth1 list an IP address? RX and TX packets or bytes?

  • Ash_HawkridgeAsh_Hawkridge Member

    There hardware node might have 2 NICs?

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    @VMPort said: There hardware node might have 2 NICs?

    Nah.

    I'm assuming they have a private LAN option and they just didn't mention it :)

    Francisco

  • anincoganincog Member

    @Damian said: Does eth1 list an IP address? RX and TX packets or bytes?

    Neither interface sets the IP address dynamically, so I wouldn't expect that. I've been given one address, and I statically assign it to eth0.

    Francisco's theory sounds plausible.

  • MaouniqueMaounique Host Rep, Veteran

    Try assign it to eth1 and see what that gives.
    M

  • NarutoNaruto Member

    Ask your provider?

    Thanked by 2rds100 dmmcintyre3
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