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<vmac-interface>' will do what the user intended.
Users should still be prompted to use the underlying interface name,
but if they enter the vmac interface instead we should 'do what they mean'
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address owner
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that is not address owner' to 'address owner that is requesting master' can occur
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Don't start RAID (md) unless root device is configured for RAID.
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default of 1
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File is copied not expanded by shell
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Needs to be read only
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This provides the same configuration parameters as are used to
configure VRRP virtual MAC interfaces above ethernet and ethernet vif
interfaces.
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The new naming convention is: <ifname>v<VRID>
where <ifname> is the name of the underlying physical interface or
VLAN and <VRID> is the virtual router ID.
For example: eth0v235, eth7.4000v199.
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Bug 6916
Rather than editing /etc/sudoers which can lead to package conflicts,
put Vyatta specific changes into a separate file.
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Code of the form:
for $i qw(a b c)
causes the warning:
Use of qw(...) as parentheses is deprecated
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ethtool has capabilties set, therefore no need for sudo.
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