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| Network Module Features | ||
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| Network Services | ||
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| - wicked | ||
| - Network Manager | ||
| - no network service | ||
| - still support old netconfig ( but no guarantie ) | ||
| - still support old netconfig ( but no guarantee ) | ||
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| IPv6 | ||
| ============== | ||
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| - enable/disable it | ||
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| DHCP Client options | ||
| ==================== | ||
| DHCP Client Options | ||
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| - Set hostname which is send back to the DHCP server | ||
| - set machine identifier for asking dhcp | ||
| - Set hostname which is sent back to the DHCP server | ||
| - set machine identifier for asking DHCP | ||
| - allow to set specific option for hostname to send for dhcpd client ( how often it is used? ) | ||
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| DNS | ||
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| - set hostname and domain, combining them into FQDN writting into /etc/hostname | ||
| - set hostname and domain, combining them into FQDN writing into /etc/hostname | ||
| - change hostname with dhcp | ||
| - assign hostname to local ip ( so own hostname is always resolvable ) | ||
| - modify /etc/resolv.conf, keep it manage automatic or modify it manually with selected values | ||
| - assign hostname to local IP ( so own hostname is always resolvable ) | ||
| - modify /etc/resolv.conf, have it managed automatically or modify it manually with selected values | ||
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| Routing | ||
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| - allows to assign default gateway for ipv4 and ipv6 and also assign via which device it can be reached | ||
| - allows to enable ipv4 and ipv6 forwarding | ||
| - allows manual edit of routing table | ||
| - allow to assign default gateway for IPv4 and IPv6 and also assign via which device it can be reached | ||
| - allow to enable IPv4 and IPv6 forwarding | ||
| - allow manual editing of routing table | ||
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| Devices | ||
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| - allows to setup it without setup (for bondings and iBFT), dhcp or static ( with ip, hostname, mask ) | ||
| - allow to use no setup (for bondings and iBFT), DHCP or static ( with IP, hostname, mask ) | ||
| - manage udev names, allowing renaming of devices when needed | ||
| - blinking of device via ethtool for easier device identification | ||
| - allows to add additional ips to device | ||
| - blinking of device via `ethtool` for easier device identification | ||
| - allow to add additional IPs to device | ||
| - supported devices: eth, wlan, token ring, infiniband, tun, tap, bridge,vlan, bond, arcnet, bluetooth, dummy, fddi, usb, myrinet (usb and bluetooth looks strange ) | ||
| - for eth and token ring - allow to specify kernel module needed for device, if it is pcmci or usb and ethtool options | ||
| - for each devices it can be specified when activate device, ifplugd priority, firewall zone and MTU | ||
| - for bridge it allow to specify any physical devices ( so e.g. tap and tun are filtered out ) | ||
| - for bonding it allows to specify over which device it bonding | ||
| - for wireless it allows to configure mode in which operating, encryption, essid of network and so on | ||
| - for infiniband it allows set IPoIB connected x datagram | ||
| - for each device it can be specified when to activate it, ifplugd priority, firewall zone, and MTU | ||
| - for bridge it allows to specify any physical devices ( so e.g. tap and tun are filtered out ) | ||
| - for bonding it allows to specify over which device it is bonding | ||
| - for wireless it allows to configure mode of operation, encryption, essid of network and so on | ||
| - for infiniband it allows to set IPoIB connected x datagram | ||
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| s390 Devices | ||
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| - allows layer 2 and 3 devices | ||
| - support channel ids for devices | ||
| - allow layer 2 devices to be in bond | ||
| - allow layer 2 and 3 devices | ||
| - support channel IDs for devices | ||
| - allow layer 2 devices to be bonded | ||
| - recognized types - qeth, lcs, ctc, iucv | ||
| - allows to set logical link address for layer 2 qeth devices | ||
| - allow to set logical link address for layer 2 qeth devices | ||
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| Firewall parts | ||
| ============== | ||
| Firewall Parts | ||
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| - stage1 proposal + write it down ( firewall enable/disable, sshd enable/disable, ssh port open/close, vnc enable/disable) | ||
| - assign network device to firewall zone | ||
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| Network Devices | ||
| =============== | ||
| Network Storage Devices | ||
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| - ability to check what device is on mount point and if device is network one | ||
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| Shared Features ( in yast2 ) | ||
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| - Internet test | ||
| - Firewall CWM widgets | ||
| - Bind9 YaPI interface | ||
| - mapping of ports number and its aliases by IANA | ||
| - Part ranges support ( well, it looks like object in ycp way ) | ||
| - mapping of port numbers and their aliases by IANA | ||
| - port ranges support ( well, it looks like object in ycp way ) | ||
| - firewall part support susefirewall and also firewalld |