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Disclaimer: I am not a linux sysadmin, i just know how to follow directions 
I have this issue where everytime i go to provision a CentOS VM, it fails to initiate the eth0 interface because there is a mismatch between what the system thinks the MAC address should be and what Vmware has generated for the new VM.
I have been having to edit the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eht0 and manually modifying the HWADDR attribute to match what the hypervisor was generating.
I then tried deleting the field altogether, made a full clone and see if it would work because there would not be a value to cause a mismatch, but it just fails to initialize and then i have to go add anyway.
I cant imagine that everyone is doing this, and i must have just missed something.
Help...Thanks!
I have this issue where everytime i go to provision a CentOS VM, it fails to initiate the eth0 interface because there is a mismatch between what the system thinks the MAC address should be and what Vmware has generated for the new VM.
I have been having to edit the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eht0 and manually modifying the HWADDR attribute to match what the hypervisor was generating.
I then tried deleting the field altogether, made a full clone and see if it would work because there would not be a value to cause a mismatch, but it just fails to initialize and then i have to go add anyway.
I cant imagine that everyone is doing this, and i must have just missed something.
Help...Thanks!