Difference between revisions of "Change wan0 and lan0 pair for NIC Bypass"

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If the Bypass pair is on eth2 and eth3 interfaces:

Edit the mactab file by:

vi /tce/etc/mactab

Press A or I to go into edit mode.

Assign the MAC address of eth2 to wan0 and the MAC address of eth3 to lan0.

Press ESC key to exit edit mode and type:

!wq

to save your changes.

Reboot your Appliance by typing this command.

sudo reboot

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