networking - Fedora 23 unmanaged nework interfaces refuse to be up at boot -
is there bug fedora 23 , unmanaged network devices? trying configure server , place "nm_controlled=no" in ifcfg-enp4s0f0 , ifcfg-enp4s0f1 lines, devices not active after bootup. if issue "service network restart" make them active. "nmcli dev status" shows unmanaged know line doing that.
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-enp4s0f1 reads:
nm_controlled=no hwaddr=00:12:34:56:78:90 type=ethernet bootproto=none ipaddr=10.0.0.1 netmask=255.255.0.0 defroute=yes peerdns=yes peerroutes=yes ipv4_failure_fatal=no name=enp4s0f1 uuid=blablablablabalbla onboot=yes i have been using fedora many years , don't think missing anything. went far place "networking=yes" in /etc/sysconfig/network necessary in older versions. nothing seems work interfaces once it's finished booting. need issue service network restart command (which know redirects systemctl commands have not gotten used it's syntax yet)
is else seeing problem? missing something? don't think so, ears if has suggestions. have done on installation since installing issued dnf -y update. that's all. hardware intel psl5000 mainboard 2 e5450 xeon processors. doubt relevant info thought include it.
any suggestions crowd? seems major issue recognized community searching seems suggest changing onboot yes fixes problem. apparently not in case. have hooked switch port sees link, thinking maybe not interface if there no link present, still no joy.
i figured out. been struggling since yesterday. seems regular network service not enabled default since networkmanager is. when disabled networkmanager, system left nothing work network interfaces. issuing command:
systemctl enable network.service did trick. there seems lack of documentation on gotchya perspective, because makes no sense can ifup enp4s0f1 if there no network service running. suppose issuing ifup enp4s0f1 starts network service. think have ifup or of commands state "network service not running, starting it..." before automatically starting user. tip-off trying sort through this.
anyway, wanted update else might come across post same problem. once remove networkmanager, or modifying ifcfg files not use it, must enable network service if want interfaces available @ boot time, if have onboot=yes. network service , networkmanager both disabled, onboot nothing you.
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