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Detect new interface/nic without reboot

infoland
Hi,

We run Sophos UTM on a vSphere VM, if we add a new NIC/interface in vSphere you have to reboot the UTM to see the new interface. Is there a way of detecting it with a Linux command, so i don't have to reboot?

Thanks,

Freek


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    Even with HA you should inform your customers - what if sth. goes wrong or introduces a bug? Downtime maybe much longer, not just a reboot. Always make sure you have a scheduled update window when running in production.
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    Even with HA you should inform your customers - what if sth. goes wrong or introduces a bug? Downtime maybe much longer, not just a reboot. Always make sure you have a scheduled update window when running in production.
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  • 0 in reply to trollvottel

    Hi trollvottel,

    what does setitfhw.plx do? I have a problem with a flexi modules not recognized by my  Webadmin (sg550 cluster nodes/9.355sw). Support also hasn´t an idea so far....

    The interfaces are shown in ethtool, even the portstatus, connected or not..... We already rebooted the maschines after the installation, but no change.

  • 0 in reply to seroal

    you will never get an answer from trollvottel cause he left this forum some time ago (maybe have to left...). hope others can answer...

    greets

    zaphod
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  • 0 in reply to zaphod

    Thanks for that info, I hope that too ;)

  • 0 in reply to zaphod

    Yes, trollvottel was an asset here for many years. We communicated offline in English and German.  Sometime after the Sophos acquisition, he left the company, but continued to contribute.  In one comment (out of hundreds!), he made a passing observation critical of Sophos' action on a specific issue.  Some young and overly-enthusiastic (I'm guessing) Sophos employee threatened him with legal action in a move that that person will regret as he matures.

    Trollvottel did what any honorable and emotionally-healthy person would do - he bowed out gracefully without naming the individual responsible for his decision to leave.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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