How do I get 18.04 server LTS install to accept network settings and proceed?
During the fresh install of 18.04 server LTS (bare metal) the process craps out at network config. Box being Dell PE2950, it has two Gb-NICS, and both NICS aappear functional, as do the network/DHCP/DNS, as I can PXE boot off of either and push various images to the box. DNS diagnostics of both DNS servers show good, and the rest of the network resolves fine. I believe I have tried every combination of disabled/dhcp, disabled/static, bond/dhcp, bond static, dhcp/disabled, static/disabled between the two nics, but the install halts at this step with time-out error.
I should note, perhaps, that I am installing from USB.
18.04.2 live server 64: fails with network setup timeout
18.04.1 server 64: works
server 18.04 configuration dhcp
asked Mar 20 at 15:50
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During the fresh install of 18.04 server LTS (bare metal) the process craps out at network config. Box being Dell PE2950, it has two Gb-NICS, and both NICS aappear functional, as do the network/DHCP/DNS, as I can PXE boot off of either and push various images to the box. DNS diagnostics of both DNS servers show good, and the rest of the network resolves fine. I believe I have tried every combination of disabled/dhcp, disabled/static, bond/dhcp, bond static, dhcp/disabled, static/disabled between the two nics, but the install halts at this step with time-out error.
I should note, perhaps, that I am installing from USB.
18.04.2 live server 64: fails with network setup timeout
18.04.1 server 64: works
server 18.04 configuration dhcp
asked Mar 20 at 15:50
geardogggeardogg
11
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Have you tried both server iso file types: Ubuntu Server (old style) and Ubuntu Live Server (new style)? If you want some other version, browse the this and this directory.
– sudodus
Mar 20 at 16:12
Edit your question and include the output ofsudo lshw -C networkandcat /etc/netplan/*.yamlandifconfig. Report back to @heynnema
– heynnema
Mar 20 at 17:34
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During the fresh install of 18.04 server LTS (bare metal) the process craps out at network config. Box being Dell PE2950, it has two Gb-NICS, and both NICS aappear functional, as do the network/DHCP/DNS, as I can PXE boot off of either and push various images to the box. DNS diagnostics of both DNS servers show good, and the rest of the network resolves fine. I believe I have tried every combination of disabled/dhcp, disabled/static, bond/dhcp, bond static, dhcp/disabled, static/disabled between the two nics, but the install halts at this step with time-out error.
I should note, perhaps, that I am installing from USB.
18.04.2 live server 64: fails with network setup timeout
18.04.1 server 64: works
server 18.04 configuration dhcp
asked Mar 20 at 15:50
geardogggeardogg
11
During the fresh install of 18.04 server LTS (bare metal) the process craps out at network config. Box being Dell PE2950, it has two Gb-NICS, and both NICS aappear functional, as do the network/DHCP/DNS, as I can PXE boot off of either and push various images to the box. DNS diagnostics of both DNS servers show good, and the rest of the network resolves fine. I believe I have tried every combination of disabled/dhcp, disabled/static, bond/dhcp, bond static, dhcp/disabled, static/disabled between the two nics, but the install halts at this step with time-out error.
I should note, perhaps, that I am installing from USB.
18.04.2 live server 64: fails with network setup timeout
18.04.1 server 64: works
server 18.04 configuration dhcp
server 18.04 configuration dhcp
asked Mar 20 at 15:50
geardogggeardogg
11
asked Mar 20 at 15:50
geardogggeardogg
11
edited Mar 21 at 13:31
geardogg
asked Mar 20 at 15:50
geardogggeardogg
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asked Mar 20 at 15:50
geardogggeardogg
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asked Mar 20 at 15:50
geardogggeardogg
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Have you tried both server iso file types: Ubuntu Server (old style) and Ubuntu Live Server (new style)? If you want some other version, browse the this and this directory.
– sudodus
Mar 20 at 16:12
Edit your question and include the output ofsudo lshw -C networkandcat /etc/netplan/*.yamlandifconfig. Report back to @heynnema
– heynnema
Mar 20 at 17:34
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Have you tried both server iso file types: Ubuntu Server (old style) and Ubuntu Live Server (new style)? If you want some other version, browse the this and this directory.
– sudodus
Mar 20 at 16:12
Edit your question and include the output ofsudo lshw -C networkandcat /etc/netplan/*.yamlandifconfig. Report back to @heynnema
– heynnema
Mar 20 at 17:34
1
1
Have you tried both server iso file types: Ubuntu Server (old style) and Ubuntu Live Server (new style)? If you want some other version, browse the this and this directory.
– sudodus
Mar 20 at 16:12
Have you tried both server iso file types: Ubuntu Server (old style) and Ubuntu Live Server (new style)? If you want some other version, browse the this and this directory.
– sudodus
Mar 20 at 16:12
Edit your question and include the output of
sudo lshw -C network and cat /etc/netplan/*.yaml and ifconfig. Report back to @heynnema– heynnema
Mar 20 at 17:34
Edit your question and include the output of
sudo lshw -C network and cat /etc/netplan/*.yaml and ifconfig. Report back to @heynnema– heynnema
Mar 20 at 17:34
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Have you tried both server iso file types: Ubuntu Server (old style) and Ubuntu Live Server (new style)? If you want some other version, browse the this and this directory.
– sudodus
Mar 20 at 16:12
Edit your question and include the output of
sudo lshw -C networkandcat /etc/netplan/*.yamlandifconfig. Report back to @heynnema– heynnema
Mar 20 at 17:34