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Missing eth1 interface on Linux

J

jema

Guest
My panel only shows eth0 when I try and add an Ip.
I have two networks and need to have access to eth1 as well as eth0.
 
Yes and yes. I installed 10.4 from a clean CentOs 6.2 just a few days ago.
 
Missing Eth1 interface

Had a feeling you were going to say that.

please call James Charleston at Urtechs.com so he can walk you through the upgrade procedure.

Chris
 
Please if you know the issue here, then why not post it for my benefit and others.
I have a hearing issue so phone calls are of little use to me.
 
Eth 1 and centos

The issue has to do with centos 6.x and the new plesk panel 10.x not integrating correctly due to a coding problem on behalf of centos. It was fixed in a micro release. Which one I am not sure. If you want email jamie at urtechs.com at [email protected] he has been tesolving this issue
Chris
 
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