mixed up network configuration in 18.04
Recently upgraded to 18.04 from 14.04 (in steps of course)
Just about everything works. Have network access, and remote access via ssh.
Desktop sharing (VNC) however doesn't work and can't be enabled. When I'm trying to enable, it shows "no networks selected for sharing" as shown below
Screen Sharing config:
Dug in a bit and found that I can't access NetworkManager GUI. /etc/network/interfaces still exists and configures eth0. nmtui works however...
netplan generate doesn't generate anything. Created a yaml file under /etc/netplan pointing to NetworkManager as renderer, but netplan apply doesn't fix my problem...
By the way, nmtui shows the netplan-eth0 interface but it is not active, nor can it be activated...
networking 18.04 network-manager sharing netplan
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Recently upgraded to 18.04 from 14.04 (in steps of course)
Just about everything works. Have network access, and remote access via ssh.
Desktop sharing (VNC) however doesn't work and can't be enabled. When I'm trying to enable, it shows "no networks selected for sharing" as shown below
Screen Sharing config:
Dug in a bit and found that I can't access NetworkManager GUI. /etc/network/interfaces still exists and configures eth0. nmtui works however...
netplan generate doesn't generate anything. Created a yaml file under /etc/netplan pointing to NetworkManager as renderer, but netplan apply doesn't fix my problem...
By the way, nmtui shows the netplan-eth0 interface but it is not active, nor can it be activated...
networking 18.04 network-manager sharing netplan
edited Jan 10 at 18:20
Zanna
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Recently upgraded to 18.04 from 14.04 (in steps of course)
Just about everything works. Have network access, and remote access via ssh.
Desktop sharing (VNC) however doesn't work and can't be enabled. When I'm trying to enable, it shows "no networks selected for sharing" as shown below
Screen Sharing config:
Dug in a bit and found that I can't access NetworkManager GUI. /etc/network/interfaces still exists and configures eth0. nmtui works however...
netplan generate doesn't generate anything. Created a yaml file under /etc/netplan pointing to NetworkManager as renderer, but netplan apply doesn't fix my problem...
By the way, nmtui shows the netplan-eth0 interface but it is not active, nor can it be activated...
networking 18.04 network-manager sharing netplan
edited Jan 10 at 18:20
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Recently upgraded to 18.04 from 14.04 (in steps of course)
Just about everything works. Have network access, and remote access via ssh.
Desktop sharing (VNC) however doesn't work and can't be enabled. When I'm trying to enable, it shows "no networks selected for sharing" as shown below
Screen Sharing config:
Dug in a bit and found that I can't access NetworkManager GUI. /etc/network/interfaces still exists and configures eth0. nmtui works however...
netplan generate doesn't generate anything. Created a yaml file under /etc/netplan pointing to NetworkManager as renderer, but netplan apply doesn't fix my problem...
By the way, nmtui shows the netplan-eth0 interface but it is not active, nor can it be activated...
networking 18.04 network-manager sharing netplan
networking 18.04 network-manager sharing netplan
edited Jan 10 at 18:20
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asked Jan 10 at 16:53
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edited Jan 10 at 18:20
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Upgrading an existing installation does not replace /etc/network/interfaces with netplan, and if /etc/network/interfaces exists and is populated, NetworkManager respects this configuration and treats those devices as unmanaged.
If you want to manage eth0 with NetworkManager, you need to delete / comment out the configuration for this interface in /etc/network/interfaces.
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Upgrading an existing installation does not replace /etc/network/interfaces with netplan, and if /etc/network/interfaces exists and is populated, NetworkManager respects this configuration and treats those devices as unmanaged.
If you want to manage eth0 with NetworkManager, you need to delete / comment out the configuration for this interface in /etc/network/interfaces.
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Upgrading an existing installation does not replace /etc/network/interfaces with netplan, and if /etc/network/interfaces exists and is populated, NetworkManager respects this configuration and treats those devices as unmanaged.
If you want to manage eth0 with NetworkManager, you need to delete / comment out the configuration for this interface in /etc/network/interfaces.
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Upgrading an existing installation does not replace /etc/network/interfaces with netplan, and if /etc/network/interfaces exists and is populated, NetworkManager respects this configuration and treats those devices as unmanaged.
If you want to manage eth0 with NetworkManager, you need to delete / comment out the configuration for this interface in /etc/network/interfaces.
answered Jan 10 at 22:12
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Upgrading an existing installation does not replace /etc/network/interfaces with netplan, and if /etc/network/interfaces exists and is populated, NetworkManager respects this configuration and treats those devices as unmanaged.
If you want to manage eth0 with NetworkManager, you need to delete / comment out the configuration for this interface in /etc/network/interfaces.
answered Jan 10 at 22:12
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