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- | =====Network Setup===== | + | ======Network Setup====== |
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+ | Most server have more than one network connection although one is technically enough. | ||
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+ | It would seem that Debian Linux supports multiple methods to define network connections: | ||
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+ | - network manager | ||
+ | - systemd-networkd | ||
+ | - netplan | ||
+ | As usual they all have their own pros and cons. Also care needs to be taken not to have conflicting methods operating at the same time, particularly on the same interface. | ||
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Some references are noted below Network Setup Links. ++++ | Some references are noted below Network Setup Links. ++++ | ||
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=====Archived Network Setups===== | =====Archived Network Setups===== | ||