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Enable conection bridge in centOS 6.1
Can't ping gateway after bridgeCentOS bridge not passing traffic to eth1?Bridge does not get IP via DHCP at boothow do I build a bridge between two virtual machines?CentOS 7 teamed bridge network only works on single NICbridge not created automaticallyopenvpn bridge tap to ethernet“Network unreachable” after adding ovs bridgeCreating VLAN Bridge for KVM Virtual MachinesLinux bridge stops working after adding 2nd interface
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It used a vm with centos 6 in bridge, without any problem. But today, when starting vm, it is stated that there is no connectivity to the network.
I have the following error message: 'Bonding, bridging, and VLANS are disabled in NetWorkManager.'
My ifcfg_bridge_conection:
centos vmware bridge
asked Mar 27 at 12:48
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It used a vm with centos 6 in bridge, without any problem. But today, when starting vm, it is stated that there is no connectivity to the network.
I have the following error message: 'Bonding, bridging, and VLANS are disabled in NetWorkManager.'
My ifcfg_bridge_conection:
centos vmware bridge
asked Mar 27 at 12:48
GvrGvr
62
add a comment |
It used a vm with centos 6 in bridge, without any problem. But today, when starting vm, it is stated that there is no connectivity to the network.
I have the following error message: 'Bonding, bridging, and VLANS are disabled in NetWorkManager.'
My ifcfg_bridge_conection:
centos vmware bridge
asked Mar 27 at 12:48
GvrGvr
62
It used a vm with centos 6 in bridge, without any problem. But today, when starting vm, it is stated that there is no connectivity to the network.
I have the following error message: 'Bonding, bridging, and VLANS are disabled in NetWorkManager.'
My ifcfg_bridge_conection:
centos vmware bridge
centos vmware bridge
asked Mar 27 at 12:48
GvrGvr
62
asked Mar 27 at 12:48
GvrGvr
62
edited Mar 30 at 15:41
Gvr
asked Mar 27 at 12:48
GvrGvr
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The version of NetworkManager in CentOS 6 doesn’t support bridging. Use NM_CONTROLLED=noin the ifcfg file to make sure the “network” service manages it instead. Also, read more about this limitation in the Redhat docs.
answered Mar 30 at 20:26
jsbillingsjsbillings
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Also, I really hope that’s a typo and you meant CentOS 6.10.
– jsbillings
Mar 30 at 20:27
I define in ifcfg-lo it? prntscr.com/n60npr
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:44
No, the bridge definition file.
– jsbillings
Apr 1 at 17:50
Result 'ifconfig:' prntscr.com/n60v08 - Configuration bridge: prntscr.com/n60vtt I use wi-fi connection. Is this 'Link encap: Ethernet' correct on bridge?
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:55
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The version of NetworkManager in CentOS 6 doesn’t support bridging. Use NM_CONTROLLED=noin the ifcfg file to make sure the “network” service manages it instead. Also, read more about this limitation in the Redhat docs.
answered Mar 30 at 20:26
jsbillingsjsbillings
16.7k34450
Also, I really hope that’s a typo and you meant CentOS 6.10.
– jsbillings
Mar 30 at 20:27
I define in ifcfg-lo it? prntscr.com/n60npr
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:44
No, the bridge definition file.
– jsbillings
Apr 1 at 17:50
Result 'ifconfig:' prntscr.com/n60v08 - Configuration bridge: prntscr.com/n60vtt I use wi-fi connection. Is this 'Link encap: Ethernet' correct on bridge?
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:55
add a comment |
The version of NetworkManager in CentOS 6 doesn’t support bridging. Use NM_CONTROLLED=noin the ifcfg file to make sure the “network” service manages it instead. Also, read more about this limitation in the Redhat docs.
answered Mar 30 at 20:26
jsbillingsjsbillings
16.7k34450
Also, I really hope that’s a typo and you meant CentOS 6.10.
– jsbillings
Mar 30 at 20:27
I define in ifcfg-lo it? prntscr.com/n60npr
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:44
No, the bridge definition file.
– jsbillings
Apr 1 at 17:50
Result 'ifconfig:' prntscr.com/n60v08 - Configuration bridge: prntscr.com/n60vtt I use wi-fi connection. Is this 'Link encap: Ethernet' correct on bridge?
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:55
add a comment |
The version of NetworkManager in CentOS 6 doesn’t support bridging. Use NM_CONTROLLED=noin the ifcfg file to make sure the “network” service manages it instead. Also, read more about this limitation in the Redhat docs.
answered Mar 30 at 20:26
jsbillingsjsbillings
16.7k34450
The version of NetworkManager in CentOS 6 doesn’t support bridging. Use NM_CONTROLLED=noin the ifcfg file to make sure the “network” service manages it instead. Also, read more about this limitation in the Redhat docs.
answered Mar 30 at 20:26
jsbillingsjsbillings
16.7k34450
answered Mar 30 at 20:26
jsbillingsjsbillings
16.7k34450
answered Mar 30 at 20:26
jsbillingsjsbillings
16.7k34450
answered Mar 30 at 20:26
jsbillingsjsbillings
16.7k34450
16.7k34450
Also, I really hope that’s a typo and you meant CentOS 6.10.
– jsbillings
Mar 30 at 20:27
I define in ifcfg-lo it? prntscr.com/n60npr
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:44
No, the bridge definition file.
– jsbillings
Apr 1 at 17:50
Result 'ifconfig:' prntscr.com/n60v08 - Configuration bridge: prntscr.com/n60vtt I use wi-fi connection. Is this 'Link encap: Ethernet' correct on bridge?
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:55
add a comment |
Also, I really hope that’s a typo and you meant CentOS 6.10.
– jsbillings
Mar 30 at 20:27
I define in ifcfg-lo it? prntscr.com/n60npr
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:44
No, the bridge definition file.
– jsbillings
Apr 1 at 17:50
Result 'ifconfig:' prntscr.com/n60v08 - Configuration bridge: prntscr.com/n60vtt I use wi-fi connection. Is this 'Link encap: Ethernet' correct on bridge?
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:55
Also, I really hope that’s a typo and you meant CentOS 6.10.
– jsbillings
Mar 30 at 20:27
Also, I really hope that’s a typo and you meant CentOS 6.10.
– jsbillings
Mar 30 at 20:27
I define in ifcfg-lo it? prntscr.com/n60npr
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:44
I define in ifcfg-lo it? prntscr.com/n60npr
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:44
No, the bridge definition file.
– jsbillings
Apr 1 at 17:50
No, the bridge definition file.
– jsbillings
Apr 1 at 17:50
Result 'ifconfig:' prntscr.com/n60v08 - Configuration bridge: prntscr.com/n60vtt I use wi-fi connection. Is this 'Link encap: Ethernet' correct on bridge?
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:55
Result 'ifconfig:' prntscr.com/n60v08 - Configuration bridge: prntscr.com/n60vtt I use wi-fi connection. Is this 'Link encap: Ethernet' correct on bridge?
– Gvr
Apr 1 at 17:55
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