The instance is using interface 'eth0' of type 'Unknown'.

Hello,
I've installed an oracle cluster 10.2.0.1.0 with two computer successfully.
The two computer are SUSE linux ; "uname -a" display
Linux dbprod1 2.6.13-15.8-smp #1 SMP Tue Feb 7 11:07:24 UTC 2006 x86_64
x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
After a month I was obliged to change the subnet of eth0. So i must change the
addresses of the 2 machines and the 2 VIP address.
With the utility oifcfg I correct the information about the interface eth0. (I
execute also vipca)
oifcfg iflist
eth0 10.23.11.0
eth1 10.25.13.0
oifcfg getif
eth0 10.23.11.0 global public
eth1 10.25.13.0 global cluster_interconnect
Now in the EM I obtain this two warnings (one for each instance):
mbprod_mbprod2: Interconnect; Interface Type;The instance is using interface
'eth0' of type 'Unknown'.
mbprod_mbprod1:Interconnect; Interface Type; The instance is using interface
'eth0' of type 'Unknown'.
How can I correct the problem?
Thank you very much.

Manorama wrote:
Suppose we are using interface, to use the method declared in the interface, which is implemented in another class. Now what is the difference between using the interface instead of directly instantiating the implemented class to use the method. Can anyone explain me in detail.To use an interface an implementing class must be instantiated somewhere (though not necessarilly in your own code). The object in question is accessed through the interface, but in reality every Object is an instance of a concrete class. For example say you connect to a database. DriverManager gives you an object which implements java.sql.Connection. The object you get will actulay be of a class defined inside the database provider's libraries and which you may well not be allowed to instanciate yourself, all you need to know is that it implements Connection. And because you handle it as a reference to Connection, you don't need to care what the actual class is, you can change the database URL and switch to a completely different database driver without changing your code.

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