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I'm using Redhat 7. I tried to use bond interface but I've run into a problem. After all slave interfaces are down, bond interface is still up.



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I have bond0 and 2 slaves for bond0: eth0, eth1. I run ifdown eth0, ifdown eth1, I want bond0 to be down after these slave interfaces are down.



Can anyone help me?






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    I'm using Redhat 7. I tried to use bond interface but I've run into a problem. After all slave interfaces are down, bond interface is still up.



    Example:



    I have bond0 and 2 slaves for bond0: eth0, eth1. I run ifdown eth0, ifdown eth1, I want bond0 to be down after these slave interfaces are down.



    Can anyone help me?






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      I'm using Redhat 7. I tried to use bond interface but I've run into a problem. After all slave interfaces are down, bond interface is still up.



      Example:



      I have bond0 and 2 slaves for bond0: eth0, eth1. I run ifdown eth0, ifdown eth1, I want bond0 to be down after these slave interfaces are down.



      Can anyone help me?






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      I'm using Redhat 7. I tried to use bond interface but I've run into a problem. After all slave interfaces are down, bond interface is still up.



      Example:



      I have bond0 and 2 slaves for bond0: eth0, eth1. I run ifdown eth0, ifdown eth1, I want bond0 to be down after these slave interfaces are down.



      Can anyone help me?






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          You should be able to use either of the following:



          $ ifconfig down bond0


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          $ ip link set bond0 down




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            You should be able to use either of the following:



            $ ifconfig down bond0


            -or-



            $ ip link set bond0 down




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              You should be able to use either of the following:



              $ ifconfig down bond0


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              $ ip link set bond0 down




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                $ ifconfig down bond0


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                $ ip link set bond0 down




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                $ ifconfig down bond0


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                $ ip link set bond0 down





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