Hi,
Your can delete the if with vconfig. example: vconfig rem eth0.6
lp, Marko
Jason Gates pravi:
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So here is my problem: I'm unable to remove an interface on CentOS 5.4 (/etc/init.d/network restart keeps enabling it again)
Background: The system had several interfaces set (eth0 eth0.6 eth0.7 eth0.8) 1.) I added a test interface...eth0.9 2.) but later deleted the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0.9 file (since i no longer needed it) 3.) I then did ifconfig eth0.9 down 4.) I then setup eth0.7 with the same IP address settings that eth0.9 had. 5.) Upon a restart of /etc/init.d/network all the interfaces come up including eth0.9
This obviously causes a problem...are there any recommendations how to remove this "deleted" interface? Many thanks!
Side note: rebooting the computer isn't an option.
- -Jason
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