Individual network device software interfaces are managed by interface configuration (ifcfg) files.
In a specific ifcfg file, only one of the following directives should be used: DHCP HOSTNAME or DHCP FQDN. Only the latter is used if DHCP FQDN and DHCP HOSTNAME are both supplied. These files are used by the system at boot to decide which interfaces to start up and how to configure them. These files are typically identified by the term ifcfg-name, where name is the name of the device that the configuration file governs. By convention, the DEVICE directive's string value in the configuration file's own DEVICE directive serves as the suffix for the ifcfg file.
DEVICE=enp1s0\sBOOTPROTO=none
ONBOOT=yes \sPREFIX=24 \sIPADDR=10.0.1.27
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