10:17:02 Hi illumos. 13:15:05 I messed up something in my networking. can anyone help? I see in ipadm the following "vnic0/switch0 static disabled 10.10.0.1/24" and here's what I have in dladm "vnic0 vnic 9000 up -- stub0" and I have no idea how toe enable vnic0/switch0... any ideas? 13:28:25 Does `ipadm enable-if vnic0` do anything? 13:44:14 andyf enable didn't work, but turns out the etherstub and the vnic over the etherstub were gone somehow, I just reconfigured and all is fine now 16:45:29 would need to be 'ipadm enable-if -t vnic0' IIRC 19:49:04 if you're using `-t` a lot, the stuff will vanish when you reboot. `-t` is "temporary" 19:49:19 I'm not sure if the tools protect you from creating permanent things over temporary things, but it seems like they probably should 19:49:54 I can't think of other ways for an etherstub etc. to disappear 19:55:25 dladm tries at least. 20:18:28 note that ipadm's enable-if and disable-if do not have a persistent mode; they insist on a -t option. 20:18:44 leave it out and you get "ipadm: persistent operation not supported for disable-if" 20:29:31 richlowe: IIRC dladm and ipadm either share or copypasta their .conf file management bits 20:29:41 and there are some issues 20:29:50 i thought I had created an upstream bug 20:31:05 but as an example: create a permanent aggr, remove-aggr -t, add-aggr (permanent) 20:31:17 and you end up with an aggr that both exists and does not exist according to dladm 20:31:50 and a messed up datalink.conf file 20:32:03 I can't recall if you can fix it with commands or have to hand edit the file 20:32:45 but i guess i didn't 20:34:37 oh, it's the messed up datalink.conf when you do that.. the aggr will be fine until you reboot and datalink.conf is re-read 20:34:48 that's where you get schrodinger's aggr