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I am trying to understand why my RedHat 7.9 only receives an IP address for the first adapter and my Redhat 8.8 and CentOS 7.9.2009 VMs get both adapters assigned an IP address. We use Packer to build both RedHat images using similar configurations, only differing where required by the OS. The components used by the VMs are similar across the networks, datastore, datacenter, cluster, etc).
Steps to Reproduce:
Running kitchen create redhat-7 creates a virtual machine with 2 network adapters, but only one gets an IP address.
Running kitchen create redhat-8, using the same specs in the kitchen.yml file, results in a virtual machine with 2 network adapters with both getting an IP address.
Running kitchen create centos-7, using the same specs in the kitchen.yml file, results in a virtual machine with 2 network adapters with both getting an IP address.
Expected Result:
Running kitchen create redhat-7 should result in both attached network adapters receiving an IP address.
Actual Result:
Running kitchen create redhat-7 results in only the first network adapting receiving an IP address. I have to run login to the VM and runsudo dhclient in order for the second network adapter to receive an IP address.
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Scenario:
I am trying to understand why my RedHat 7.9 only receives an IP address for the first adapter and my Redhat 8.8 and CentOS 7.9.2009 VMs get both adapters assigned an IP address. We use Packer to build both RedHat images using similar configurations, only differing where required by the OS. The components used by the VMs are similar across the networks, datastore, datacenter, cluster, etc).
Steps to Reproduce:
Running
kitchen create redhat-7
creates a virtual machine with 2 network adapters, but only one gets an IP address.Running
kitchen create redhat-8
, using the same specs in the kitchen.yml file, results in a virtual machine with 2 network adapters with both getting an IP address.Running
kitchen create centos-7
, using the same specs in the kitchen.yml file, results in a virtual machine with 2 network adapters with both getting an IP address.Expected Result:
Running
kitchen create redhat-7
should result in both attached network adapters receiving an IP address.Actual Result:
Running
kitchen create redhat-7
results in only the first network adapting receiving an IP address. I have to run login to the VM and runsudo dhclient
in order for the second network adapter to receive an IP address.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: