Mark Hemsley
2018-10-08 08:43:49 UTC
I have enabled network interface disaggregation using 'interface' and I can now see 8 new interfaces e.g. (tcp://*:5556c [If Idx: 9]), (tcp://*:5556c [If Idx: 10]) etc
I'd like to change the custom name to something more readable, e.g, rtr01-port7, is there a way to understand what e.g. ldx:9 relates to in relation to the real router interfaces so I can rename appropriately?
Cheers
Mark
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I'd like to change the custom name to something more readable, e.g, rtr01-port7, is there a way to understand what e.g. ldx:9 relates to in relation to the real router interfaces so I can rename appropriately?
Cheers
Mark
Mark Hemsley - Senior Network Engineer
***@ukcloud.com
+441252936021 / +44 7780 000 196
www.ukcloud.com
A8, Cody Technology Park, Ively Road, Farnborough, GU14 0LX
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