Network Link#1 Interface

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Priyaamaresh

Hi,

I am using FreeBSD 7.4/i386. When tried with [cmd=]netstat -in[/cmd]

Code: 
# netstat -in
Name    Mtu Network       Address              Ipkts Ierrs    Opkts Oerrs  Coll
bce0   1500 [color="Red"][B]<Link#1>[/B][/color]      5c:f3:fc:b6:59:bc    42879     0    54670     0     0
bce0   1500 10.10.10.0/24 10.10.10.1           43483     -    52889     -     -
bce0   1500 2010::5ef3:fc 2010::5ef3:fcff:f       71     -      259     -     -
bce0   1500 fe80:1::5ef3: fe80:1::5ef3:fcff        8     -        9     -     -
bce1   1500 <Link#2>      5c:f3:fc:b6:59:be        0     0        0     0     0

Is there any way to change link#1 to link#0? Because I need to used under link#0? Will it be possible? If yes, please reveal with the steps.
 
Priyaamaresh said:
Is there any way to change link#1 to link#0??
Because i need to used under link#0?
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Why?

NB. Knock it off with the custom fonts. [thread=8816]Posting and Editing in the FreeBSD Forums I: proper formatting[/thread]
 
Link#0

Hi,

Link#0 is the network interface link that has to be used as specified in specification. I felt for FreeBSD it starts with Link#1. To ensure I asked. If there is any way to change I can proceed with. Else should find alternate way.
 
Priyaamaresh said:
Will it be possible when I stick cable?
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Will what be possible?

Do you have any networking experience? It's not a problem if you don't but it does explain the odd questions.
 
Priyaamaresh, read your PM before posting anything else. You really need to stop shouting.
 
Why are you so hung up on that link number? What do you think it does and why do you think it needs to be a specific number?
 
The Link# numbers correspond to the order of interfaces in output of $ ifconfig -l and the numbering starts from 1, not 0.
 
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