I installed OMV 7 on Debian 12 but there are problems with the network configuration in fact OMV is not even able to save the setting and I also lose internet connection. I see that /etc/network/interfaces points to the /etc/network/interfaces.d folder but I don't see any files inside.
No internet connection after network configuration
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- OMV 7.x
- TonyB
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Try to run
omv-salt stage run prepare
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I see that /etc/network/interfaces points to the /etc/network/interfaces.d folder but I don't see any files inside.
This is correct, OMV is using netplan and systemd-networkd.
Use omv-firstaid in the CLI to reconfigure your network configuration.
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This is correct, OMV is using netplan and systemd-networkd.
Use omv-firstaid in the CLI to reconfigure your network configuration.
In your opinion, why is there this configuration problem? I followed the usual procedure, but lately it is not the first time that I have problems with the network configuration.
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In your opinion, why is there this configuration problem?
There are thosands of possibilities a network configuration can look like. OMV tries to impor tthem, but can not do anything. Another thing is that only ifupdown is supported, systemd and network-manager are not supported.
If you think you can improve the configuration import, the roject would be happy to receive a pull request with your contribution.
A good starting point is https://github.com/openmediava…opulate.d/40interfaces.sh
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There are thosands of possibilities a network configuration can look like. OMV tries to impor tthem, but can not do anything. Another thing is that only ifupdown is supported, systemd and network-manager are not supported.
If you think you can improve the configuration import, the roject would be happy to receive a pull request with your contribution.
A good starting point is https://github.com/openmediava…opulate.d/40interfaces.sh
I certainly couldn't do better. I've been using OMV for three years and I've always limited myself to installing from a script, but lately I've had problems with the network configuration.
Since I'm starting from a clean installation of Debian 12 I was wondering whether to set up the network from here and not touch anything on OMV or whether to do the opposite.
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Since I'm starting from a clean installation of Debian 12 I was wondering whether to set up the network from here and not touch anything on OMV or whether to do the opposite.
I have also had problems with the network. I ended up taking the easy way out and doing a fresh install. On the clean system I also started having problems with the network when I tried to configure a fixed IP, so I left it in DHCP assigning an IP from the router. It also didn't work very well, sometimes I would lose access to the GUI. Running the above command ended the problems, which is why I suggested it.
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