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(In reply to Thomas Haller from comment #23) > Could we get some testcases for the parsing here? > ifcfg-rh: add support for Wake-on-LAN ethtool options
+ _build_string_from_mask() (only for bitmask enums) Maybe lets find a naming scheme for those enum/flags conversions.Īlso, from the signature of the str2flags function, maybe it be better to have it:Ĭonst char *nm_utils_attr2flags_(Enum value, char *buf, gsize buf_len) Īlso, IMO it be better to add generic utils function like in libnl: I think these functions have a very good place in libnm.īut probably in the future (also with better metadata-support in libnm), we would add much more flags2str and str2flags functions. + nm_utils_wake_on_lan_build_option_string (priv->wol & NM_SETTING_WIRED_WAKE_ON_LAN_MAGIC) = 0
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Sure, for now the code is still in nm-device-ethernet.c but I'll move it once the branch is merged. > Could you add it this functionality to nm-platform-utils.c after we merge: > core: configure Wake on LAN parameters for Ethernet devices > * cli: add support for Wake on LAN settings > * ifcfg-rh: add support for Wake on LAN ethtool options DEFAULT is not used at the moment because it's not handled in any way after the connection-defaults branch is merged I'll make it as default and add code in nmcli and core to deal with it. > value is important now (to be able to add it later). > That doesn't have to happen now (or ever), but having a distinct default > NM_SETTING_WIRED_WAKE_ON_LAN_DEFAULT = (1 and that should be the default for NMSettingWired. > I think there should also be a special flag > so that they match the name of the enum type. (In reply to Thomas Haller from comment #8) (Yes, we do that already in get_link_speed())Ĭould you add it this functionality to nm-platform-utils.c after we merge: Instead, you should use the utils function from platform. Non-platform code should not use ethtool directly. + NM_SETTING_WIRED_WAKE_ON_ARP = (1 > core: configure Wake on LAN parameters for Ethernet devices > libnm-core: add Wake on LAN properties to NMSettingWired Supported link modes: 10baseT/Half 10baseT/FullĪdvertised link modes: 10baseT/Half 10baseT/Full if in the result you get " Wake-on: g" then all is good and working, if you get " Wake-on: d" that means it's disabled, which is the default. reboot the system and check the ethtool output. For persistent settings, for the earlier version, it was supposed to be added to the ifcfg- fileĤ. As there is no option for config/enable wake on lan in network manager, it is to be enabled temporarily via ethtool using the commandģ. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):Ģ. but now, network manager controls the networking and even after adding that required option to the file, it's not persistent across reboots. From internet search, i found that for earlier versions, we had to add ETHTOOL_OPTS="wol g" in the interfaces ifcfg file.
WAKEONLAN CENTOS NETOWRK INSTALL
Tried to install RRAS on host to route traffic from virtual machines to another machines in the host-network but that didn't help.I was to enable and use wake on lan on my RHEL7.0/CENTOS 7.0 system. The latter is because I can't get in how would I route traffic from my Virtual network to my physical network. They don't see other physical computers located on the same network as the host. And my virtual machines can only connect to each other and their host. I also think that it's maybe that the MAC address when it's virtual machine is not getting saved on the network since I don't have a router on my physical machine.
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The only thing is HOW TO DO THAT? Is it possible?
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I want to start the VMs myself from anoher PC in the LAN remotely. To show you why it may be needed. Suppose another admin is sitting at the host and I don't want to bother him starting my VMs. I want to wake those VMs (see the topic) to get them started.
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