Description of problem: When both wired and wireless networks have static IP, and both IP networks are the same number, and wired is not connected, system attempts to route all gateway traffic via the wired adapter (eth0). If wired adapter is down (ifdown eth0) then no external networks are reachable -- the wireless connection is then useless except for local traffic, even though the static IP config for the wireless adapter clearly shows the default gateway listed correctly. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Starting with a fresh FC3 install on a laptop with centrino wireless, configure the wired network card eth0 with a static IP address, DNS, and gateway. 2. Verify connection to internet on wired interface (download wireless drivers/firmware if needed). Then disconnect the wire and reboot. 3. Then install wireless centrino drivers and configure that interface (eth1) as a static address on the same network (e.g. if the IP for eth0 was 192.168.1.3/24 then make this one 192.168.1.4/24). Enter the same gateway and DNS info as for the wired interface. Activate eth1, reboot if necessary. 4. At this point you will not be able to ping the router unless eth0 is down. Entering ifdown eth0 and then a ping will respond, but now there is no route to other networks. Actual results: Can connect to all local systems, no routing through gateway. Expected results: Expected normal routing. Additional info: Type "route" in a terminal and you will see there is no route to other networks.
Sorry, my 1st submit was to NetworkManager, should have been listed as system-config-network.
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