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cloudguard interface _rename issue
Hi
We are deploying cloudguard R80.20 in Azure as per sk110194 and are noticing extra interfaces with '_rename' in them. Instead of eth0 and eth1 we see total of 4 interfaces
eth0
eth1
eth2_rename
eth3_rename
Output of ifconfig is
ifconfig -a | grep -v grep | grep HWaddr | awk '{print $1,$5}'
eth0 00:0D:3A:7E:82:B6 state -on
eth1 00:0D:3A:7E:87:40 state -on
eth2_rename 00:0D:3A:7E:87:40 state -on
eth3_rename 00:0D:3A:7E:82:B6 state -off
Has anyone came across this issue?
R80.10 does not have this issue.
Thanks
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HI
We looked at sk86121 but its more for physical boxes as apposed to the cloudguard virtual applications.
Its seems the build has a missing script eth_hv_rename from /sbin/ folder. Although this doesn't entirely fix the issue. Hopefully CP will fix the build in the very near future.
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Most likely the additional interfaces are related to Azure accelerated networking feature.
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HI Constantin
It was an issue with the build script. There is a fix for it I can't remember the SK for it. Its been fixed in the latest build.
Cheers