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Originally Posted by era
There's a number of ways that could happen, and a number of places you could try look for something to fix. Try posting the relevant part of dmesg here for a start.
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Thanks for the help I found out that it had renamed the eth0, 1. I made the change in /etc/udev/rules.d in the 30_net_persistent_names_rules. I just change eth3 to 0 and eth4 to1. Everthing it a OK. Thank You.
