Re: [PLUG] Endian firewall - was Swapping motherboards

["Eric H. Johnson" <ejohnson@camalytics.com>]

Some more info. If I do an ipconfig -a, the listed Ethernet ports are eth2, eth3 and eth4, eth0 and eth1, do not exist, so I assume they are handled directly by Endian. Eth3 and Eth4 are successive MAC addresses, so obviously the NICs on the PCI board.

Regards,
Eric


Carl,

I found that, but did not find anything that helped. After the restore, the addressing in the settings file is correct. I tried swapping GREEN_DEV to all three possibilities (br0, br1, br2), but still do not get a ping reply from the green network address on any of the network ports. The default addressing gives little to go on because the only file that exists is the settings file, the “br” files are not present. Also looking at the br files, all they do is to map to eth0, eth1 and eth2 respectively.

Regards,
Eric


http://help.endian.com/entries/21618573-Change-the-green-ip-address-from-console

that's probably what you want to do right?



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