Hi,
I am just looking to see what is the best practice for setting a new IP Address on the default ETH0 network interface.
virtual appliance is sitting on a host in the DMZ on a 192.168.13.xx address. it has become necessary that this needs to be changed to a new 192.168.xx.xx subnet address for networking purposes.
I am nearly sure I tried this once before in by just changing it on the GUI but as far as I can remember I got an error message it wouldn't let me as this was the default network interface that was being used for it to connect to the network and was active.
it there a lean simper way of doing this. I found some command that let you do it in root but this does not cache the changes and when you get logged onto the GUI interface and reboot the UTM it loses the network config.
just looking a best practice for it
Thanks
lshw -class network** (This list the network interfaces)
*
ifconfig eth0 192.168.xx.xx up (Add IP address and enable interface)
*
route add default gw 192.xx.xx.xx
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