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diff --git a/etc/private/systemd-networkd/README b/etc/private/systemd-networkd/README index 2db3904..48bb7cd 100644 --- a/etc/private/systemd-networkd/README +++ b/etc/private/systemd-networkd/README @@ -5,12 +5,14 @@ that appears as a real machine on the host's Ethernet network. Assumptions: - - The host's Ethernet interface is eth0. + - The host uses Ethernet for networking. + - The host uses IPv4 DHCP for network configuration. Note: only perform the following steps over a physical login to the host since the configuration involves bringing the host's networking down. +Note: commands that start with the `#` prompt must be executed as root. 1. Switch to systemd-networkd for network configuration. @@ -51,14 +53,18 @@ the comment at the beginning of each file for its purpose): Note: if you are already using systemd-networkd, then you may already have some configuration in /etc/systemd/network/. If the existing configuration -conflicts with this setup (for example, you already have a configuration -for eth0), then you will need to remove the relevant files. +conflicts with this setup (for example, you already have a configuration for +the Ethernet interface), then you will need to remove the relevant files. Then adjust the following to match your setup: - Ethernet interface name if not eth0: 20-br0-eth0.network (both name and content) + Use the following command to list all network interfaces: + + # ip link show + - Bridge MAC address: 10-br0.netdev Use your Ethernet interface's address as your bridge address, which |