netplan - configure one interface with gateway and two without
I have 3 interfaces. One I want to have a gateway so it can route to the internet. The other two I want to configure without a gateway. I only want one specific layer2 subnet on it.
I'm having problems with netplan. Even when I don't set a gateway for the last 2 interfaces a route appears for them and they always end up being higher in the routing table.
The purpose is to have an IP I can route through. The other 2 interfaces are layer 2 IPs for iSCSI that don't need or require routing.
I've spent the last 2 days working with netplan and and ip. I found a lot of helpful information but the only thing I think might work is to use this link with useroutes=false (How to set default route with netplan, Ubuntu 18.04 server, 2 NIC). I'm hoping I don't have to do that but that I can just get netplan to work.
What is the correct way to do this?
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I have 3 interfaces. One I want to have a gateway so it can route to the internet. The other two I want to configure without a gateway. I only want one specific layer2 subnet on it.
I'm having problems with netplan. Even when I don't set a gateway for the last 2 interfaces a route appears for them and they always end up being higher in the routing table.
The purpose is to have an IP I can route through. The other 2 interfaces are layer 2 IPs for iSCSI that don't need or require routing.
I've spent the last 2 days working with netplan and and ip. I found a lot of helpful information but the only thing I think might work is to use this link with useroutes=false (How to set default route with netplan, Ubuntu 18.04 server, 2 NIC). I'm hoping I don't have to do that but that I can just get netplan to work.
What is the correct way to do this?
netplan
asked Jan 4 at 2:33
kpaynekpayne
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Please edit your question and show us your .yaml file.
– heynnema
Jan 4 at 18:30
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I have 3 interfaces. One I want to have a gateway so it can route to the internet. The other two I want to configure without a gateway. I only want one specific layer2 subnet on it.
I'm having problems with netplan. Even when I don't set a gateway for the last 2 interfaces a route appears for them and they always end up being higher in the routing table.
The purpose is to have an IP I can route through. The other 2 interfaces are layer 2 IPs for iSCSI that don't need or require routing.
I've spent the last 2 days working with netplan and and ip. I found a lot of helpful information but the only thing I think might work is to use this link with useroutes=false (How to set default route with netplan, Ubuntu 18.04 server, 2 NIC). I'm hoping I don't have to do that but that I can just get netplan to work.
What is the correct way to do this?
netplan
asked Jan 4 at 2:33
kpaynekpayne
1
I have 3 interfaces. One I want to have a gateway so it can route to the internet. The other two I want to configure without a gateway. I only want one specific layer2 subnet on it.
I'm having problems with netplan. Even when I don't set a gateway for the last 2 interfaces a route appears for them and they always end up being higher in the routing table.
The purpose is to have an IP I can route through. The other 2 interfaces are layer 2 IPs for iSCSI that don't need or require routing.
I've spent the last 2 days working with netplan and and ip. I found a lot of helpful information but the only thing I think might work is to use this link with useroutes=false (How to set default route with netplan, Ubuntu 18.04 server, 2 NIC). I'm hoping I don't have to do that but that I can just get netplan to work.
What is the correct way to do this?
netplan
netplan
asked Jan 4 at 2:33
kpaynekpayne
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asked Jan 4 at 2:33
kpaynekpayne
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asked Jan 4 at 2:33
kpaynekpayne
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asked Jan 4 at 2:33
kpaynekpayne
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asked Jan 4 at 2:33
kpaynekpayne
1
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Please edit your question and show us your .yaml file.
– heynnema
Jan 4 at 18:30
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Please edit your question and show us your .yaml file.
– heynnema
Jan 4 at 18:30
Please edit your question and show us your .yaml file.
– heynnema
Jan 4 at 18:30
Please edit your question and show us your .yaml file.
– heynnema
Jan 4 at 18:30
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