Hello
I've got a 4 hosts cluster (3 with exactly the same hardware, and 1 with another).
I've launched an upgrade on one of my host a few hours ago (1 of the 3 same).
No problem during the upgrade.
At reboot, no network.
I found that my nic names have changed (for a part of them).
After looking after who became who using "udevadm info /sys/class/net/" on a same running host and on the upgraded host, I found that several of my nics have changed like this :
eno1 -> eno1 (no change)
eno2 -> eno2 (no change)
enp196s0f0 -> enp196s0f0 (no change)
enp196s0f1 -> enp196s0f1 (no change)
ens1f0 -> enp2s0f0
ens1f1 -> enp2s0f1
ens3f0 -> enp65s0f0
ens3f1 -> enp65s0f1
I update my "/etc/network/interfaces" file according to this new names and reboot.
No more network at all ...
Networking service seems to work when I ask "systemctl status networking", it answers "active (exited)".
Can you help me ?
Regards
I've got a 4 hosts cluster (3 with exactly the same hardware, and 1 with another).
I've launched an upgrade on one of my host a few hours ago (1 of the 3 same).
No problem during the upgrade.
At reboot, no network.
I found that my nic names have changed (for a part of them).
After looking after who became who using "udevadm info /sys/class/net/" on a same running host and on the upgraded host, I found that several of my nics have changed like this :
eno1 -> eno1 (no change)
eno2 -> eno2 (no change)
enp196s0f0 -> enp196s0f0 (no change)
enp196s0f1 -> enp196s0f1 (no change)
ens1f0 -> enp2s0f0
ens1f1 -> enp2s0f1
ens3f0 -> enp65s0f0
ens3f1 -> enp65s0f1
I update my "/etc/network/interfaces" file according to this new names and reboot.
No more network at all ...
Networking service seems to work when I ask "systemctl status networking", it answers "active (exited)".
Can you help me ?
Regards