After boot, why do I need to restart networking to bring my network interfaces online?
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环境
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- Manually managed network switch
问题
- When booting a system running Red Hat Enterprise Linux, the system will be unable to connect to the network or obtain an IP address until the interface is restarted either by a
service network restartorifup ethX, where X is equivalent to the number of the interface.
决议
- Ensure that portfast mode has been enabled on the switch. If it is not, enable it - typically during the boot process the network initialization process occurs earlier than the switch will allow traffic to pass through to other hosts, and therefore fails before any network connectivity is established. With portfast mode enabled, the switch will allow traffic to flow at a faster rate.
- To configure your switch to allow this, please refer to your switch's documentation or support organization.
诊断步骤
- Assuming Cisco IOS, you can check from the switch the portfast mode which should have similar output:
Port Vlan Port-State Cost Priority Fast-Start Group-Method
-------- ---- ------------- ----- -------- ---------- ------------
0/1 1 forwarding 19 32 disabled
- In the above example, the Fast-Start section is disabled, indicating that portfast mode is currently not applied.

在Red Hat Enterprise Linux系统启动后,若网络接口未能自动上线,需手动重启网络服务。此问题常见于手动管理的网络交换机环境中。解决方案为确保交换机启用快速模式,以允许网络初始化过程提前进行,避免因交换机延迟导致网络连接失败。
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