Richard G
Verified User
Hello.
I don't know if something changed in Centos 7 or if something changed with Directadmin.
Previously in SSH when running the ifconfig command, I could see both ip's, so both ethernet devices, for example the real one eth0 and the one made by Directadmin being eth0:0 in this example and ofcouse LO (localhost device).
We did not need to create this in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts to be visible.
However, at this moment we're running the newest DA version with Centos 7.7.1908.
When running the ifconfig command now in SSH, only the hardware ethernet device ETH0 is visible and LO.
The second ip is working, but not visible via ifconfig anymore.
Issue is occuring on multiple servers and not only my own. Also with a collegue.
Why not? Can DA fix this so the additional ip(s) will be visible again when running the ifconfig command in console?
I don't know if something changed in Centos 7 or if something changed with Directadmin.
Previously in SSH when running the ifconfig command, I could see both ip's, so both ethernet devices, for example the real one eth0 and the one made by Directadmin being eth0:0 in this example and ofcouse LO (localhost device).
We did not need to create this in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts to be visible.
However, at this moment we're running the newest DA version with Centos 7.7.1908.
When running the ifconfig command now in SSH, only the hardware ethernet device ETH0 is visible and LO.
The second ip is working, but not visible via ifconfig anymore.
Issue is occuring on multiple servers and not only my own. Also with a collegue.
Why not? Can DA fix this so the additional ip(s) will be visible again when running the ifconfig command in console?