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Follow-up for 1072618023.
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Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek 2024-12-02 10:46:34 +01:00
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dynamic configurations are unconditionally kept. So, systemd-networkd
can be restarted without disturbing ongoing connections.
* systemd-networkd can update traffic control settings without clearing
existing settings. So, you can update traffic control settings by
editing relevant .network files and trigger 'networkctl reload'.
* systemd-networkd now updates traffic control configuration without
clearing existing settings. Thus, those settings can be updated by
editing relevant .network files and triggering 'networkctl reload'.
* systemd-networkd now gracefully updates netdev settings specified in
.netdev files after 'networkctl reload' is called, Previously, if the
relevant interfaces already exist, new setting would never applied.
With this version, new settings will be applied as possible as they
accept. Note, some settings cannot be updated after a netdev is
configured, e.g. VLAN ID can be only specified on creation. To change
such settings, user needs to remove existing interfaces, and invoke
'networkctl reload' or restart systemd-networkd.
.netdev files when 'networkctl reload' is called. Previously, if the
relevant interfaces existed, new settings would not be applied. Now,
new settings will be applied if possible. Some settings cannot be
updated after a netdev is configured, e.g. VLAN ID can be only
specified on creation. To change such settings, user needs to remove
existing interfaces, and invoke 'networkctl reload' or restart
systemd-networkd.
systemd-boot, systemd-stub, and related tools: