Normal Description of problem:
After successfully migrating a virtual machine from a migration plan with the Preserve Static IP option enabled, udev rules were not created in the VM's operating system. Consequently, the network interface names were not maintained as expected.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
MTV 2.8.4
How reproducible:
Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. on the VM: Create two NetworkManager connections (profiles) using the same IP address. 2. Create a new plan and set Preserve Static IP option.
Actual results:
After the migration to OpenShift, the VM does not retain its network interface name because the udev rules were not created during the migration by the v2v network_config_util.sh script
Expected results:
That the udev rules would be created and that the interface name would be maintained after the migration
Additional info:
In my lab, I tested by running the network_config_util.sh script directly on the VM, and we can reproduce the same behavior without needing to migrate the virtual machine.I've added screenshots showing the results of running the script directly on the VM.NOTE: It was necessary to manually create the /tmp/macToIP file and place the expected content inside it, for example: 00:50:56:a2:7d:e7:ip:192.168.10.2,,24. When I removed one of the NetworkManager profiles and then ran both a new migration plan with preserve option enabled nd the script manually on the machine, the udev rule was correctly created, and as a result, the interface name was not changed.
