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Type: Bug
Resolution: Done
Priority: Minor
Fix Version/s: RH199 - RHEL9.3-en-1-20240723, RH124 - RHEL9.3-en-1-20240717
Affects Version/s: RH199 - RHEL9.0-en-6-20230516, RH134 - RHEL9.0-en-5-20230516, RH124 - RHEL9.0-en-5-20230516
Component/s: RH124
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URL:	ch13s09
Reporter RHNID:	carias@redhat.com
Section title:	Lab: Manage Networking
Language:	English

Issue description

Lab content: interface enX doesn't exist in the lab when referring to it in the network labs which is confusing. It's worth creating a udev rule to change it or use ethX instead.

The NOTE that advises about this possible confussion is hidden in the solution.

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is related to

PTL-2389 RH124-917: ch12: At the beginning of the chapter it is said that RHEL no longer uses the ethX NIC naming scheme but following example used the same old one.

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PTL-2560 RH124-725: RHT1783971 - incorrect ethernet interface name in the guide

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PTL-2890 RH124-839: RHT1758786 - ip link command shows eth0 instead of ensX

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PTL-12128 VMs in RHCSA courses still using old ethX network naming.

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Assignee:: Shreya Dhange

Reporter:: Carlos Arias

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Created:: 2024/01/23 10:06 AM

Updated:: 2024/07/25 1:38 PM

Resolved:: 2024/05/13 10:21 AM

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