Manual network configuration broked by installer

[danb35 (Dan)]

After a clean reinstall, I’m not convinced I was seeing what I thought I was seeing. Disregard.

[m.traeumner (Michael Träumner)]

Don’t know what happened, but can you find something at the logs? It should be

/var/log/nethserver-install.log

To make your network running again you should read this thread:

Are there command line tools to set network interface roles

NethServer Version: v7 Module: network I’m currently building a new V7 NS to replace my existing V6. I’m building it in an ESXi VM, but it’s built on a real, bootable, hard drive which means when I’m ready to switch over, all I need do is switch the drive. However, because V7 uses Predictable Network Interface Names instead of the old eth0, eth1, etc. I’m not sure how to ensure that the network interfaces are correctly configured as they will certainly have different names in a real server,…

[danb35 (Dan)]

@m.traeumner

can you find something at the logs?

There probably would have been, but I wiped the disks and reinstalled (it was a fresh install with no data, so nothing was lost). On the reinstall, I didn’t touch the network settings in the installer, waiting until the system booted to adjust them through the web GUI. And aside from the minor GUI bug I reported in a different thread, it’s working fine.

[robb (Rob Bosch)]

There is a known issue with anaconda not doing what is expected.
see Honor static IP configuration from interactive ISO installer and The IP set during a clean installation is changed after the first reboot and IP 192.168.1.1 after the installation