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dhcpcd does not send hostname, reverse DNS does not work

I am using Debian Trixie on a server. I have installed it using ZFSBootMenu documentation, without a desktop environment. The installation is quite minimal in term of packages. My motherboard has 2 ...
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SSH access broken; probably due to my dislike of 'NetworkManager'

I've apparently "broken" network access to one of my Debian 'bookworm' systems that run on Raspberry Pi hardware. This resulted from my apparent lack of understanding of details wrt how the ...
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Why can't ifupdown find dhcpcd?

So I have an embedded system I've built with yocto. I'm trying to enable DHCPv6. But when I try to bring the interface online, ifup says it can't find DHCPv6 software, even though dhcpcd is ...
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Debian Ifupdown /etc/network/interfaces : network vs netmask

I came accross the following bit of network conf and the part I don't get is the keyword network. Given that netmask is fed, what is the purpose of network ? Disclaimer : I'm not a guru of network ...
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How can I configure isc-dhcp-client differently according to the chosen logical interface?

I am using debian ifupdown’s mappings, with guessnet, to connect to the “right” WiFi network wherever I am. Here is an excerpt of my /etc/network/interface: mapping wlp2s0 script /usr/sbin/...
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ifdown: interface end0 not configured. RTNETLINK answers: File exists. ifup: interface end0 already configured when setting static and DHCP interface

In a device with Debian BookWorm 12.5, I want to enable and disable a static IP using a Node application at runtime. The /etc/network/interfaces is the following : auto lo iface lo inet loopback ...
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default gateway not set when using bond0 interface

This is my /etc/network/interfaces file: auto bond0 iface bond0 inet manual address 10.66.7.11/24 gateway 10.66.7.1 bond-mode 802.3ad bond-slaves eth2 eth3 bond-miimon 100 bond-...
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dhclient process messes up the wrong interface

I'm using Debian Buster and I have two interfaces configured: eth0 and wwan0 (broadband modem). Here's the relevant part of my interfaces file: # The primary network interface auto eth0 iface eth0 ...
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Bridge won't get DHCP address if network available AFTER boot

I have 2 ethernet ports bridged as follows (/etc/network/interfaces.d/br0): auto br0 iface br0 inet dhcp bridge_ports enp1s0 enp2s0 bridge_fd 0 bridge_waitport 0 ...
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Building a lab, interfaces file issue, networking service won't restart because of ifup

Hello (beginner to linux networking), I'm trying to build a lab in VirtualBox with a Debian GLPI server for school, the VM has 2 network interfaces : a NAT one in dhcp (eth0) and the other one (intern)...
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DNS broken when using ifupdown and systemd-resolved after upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04

TL;DR sudo cp -p /etc/network/if-up.d/resolved /etc/network/if-up.d/.resolved.broken-orig #Edit /etc/network/if-up.d/resolved and take out the extraneous quotes on lines 48 and 52 #The fix looks like:...
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ifupdown change parameters dhclient

I have Ubuntu 20.04 where I gave all network functions to ifupdown. 1 of my interface got network parameters by dhclient: #/etc/network/interfaces allow-hotplug enp2s0 auto enp2s0 iface enp2s0 inet ...
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Bringing up ethernet device under Debian riscv64

I have a Sipeed RV 86 device, which is a RISCV 64bit. On this,I run a minimal Debian OS, that let's me log in via the USB interface, as the device shows up as ttyUSB0 on the host Linux PC. When I then ...
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How can i find out which network interface managing solution is used on a given linux distribution in an easy and robust way?

I frequently find myself sitting in front of various different Linux installations and need to check or change network settings. They are different versions from different distributions (mostly debian ...
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Adding a VLAN-transparent bridge to Linux (Debian)

On my current Debian system I use VLAN tagging and I create bridges br-wan and br-lan that I use for LXC containers: auto lo br-lan br-wan iface lo inet loopback iface br-wan inet manual     ...
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