Linux Server Discovery failing due to missing MAC Address for network interface, or IP / Adapter's missingDescriptionWhen discovering a Linux Server configured with bonded interfaces, Discovery may fail at the payload processing stage due to missing required attributes for a network interface. Or sometimes Discovery completes, however certain IP / Adapter is missing. This issue occurs when the linux server has multiple bonded interfaces, and at least one of the bonded interfaces has a permanent MAC address assigned.Steps to Reproduce On a linux server with multiple network interfaces, assign a permanent MAC Address to a bonded interface.Attempt to discover the server using Discovery. One of below will happen: -Discovery will fail at the payload processing stage, and in the horizontal discovery log for step "Extract interface data - for kernel 3 and above", the log will show that there is no collected interface name/mac address pair for one or more of the interfaces on the server. -Discovery completes, however certain IP / Network Adapter is missing from the CI.Workaround-If you are on Tokyo release, please firstly install plugin / app: Visibility Content -Then import and commit attached updateset sys_remote_update_set_89557054c354a9905876f53115013147.xml -If you are on version prior to Tokyo, this update set can still be applied as long as the Linux to discover is standard with awk and sed.Related Problem: PRB1579287