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Backup/Restore to different hardware, how do I console in and assign eth device to networks

KentCalero

Team,


I did a restore to a new UTM, differen't hardware. I expected my networks not to get a new hardware assigned but I guess I kinda hoped I'd get lucky. So now I'm locked out of the unit since none of the ports have an active network.


what commands would I have to use on the console to get the networks re-assigned to a correct eth device? Thanks in avdance!



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    If the new unit has fewer NICs than the old one had in use, Interface definitions will be lost along with all of the rules using them. You can change the NIC order as root:

    edit /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules

    Save the file and reboot to load the new order.

    Cheers - Bob

  • 0 in reply to BAlfson

    Thank you Bob,


    after a call with support, I decided to just reconfigure from scratch. In this case, the new device (SG-230) had more ports than the old device (Software UTM with 5 physical ports)

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