[PLUG] Where's the NIC?

[JP Vossen <jp@jpsdomain.org>]

The server at my mom's house in NJ died, so I walked a non-technical 
helper through swapping the hard drives into a new server I had sitting 
there just in case.  And now there is no eth0 or NIC.

`ifconfig` shows "lo" and nothing else (I think, again, non-technical 
helper reading things to me).  Renaming 
'/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules' and rebooting did not help 
and that file was not re-created.  The OS is Debian Jessie, upgraded a 
bunch of times from older Debian, as usual.  The hardware was an R200 
upgraded to R210.

The MAC addresses in '70-persistent-net.rules' on my similar local 
server don't match, so I'm thinking that file doesn't matter anymore 
with Jessie's systemd.  But I don't know why I'm not getting anything 
other than lo in ifconfig...

Clues?

Thanks,
JP
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