Ubuntu Server 16.04 ismissing enp3s0 section in ifconfig
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This morning our server encountered an error. The IP Add was changed to dhcp, and I tried to set it as a static IP, the one we reserved for the server to be accessible by the local network. After setting the ip addr from dhcp changing to static enp3s0 is missing in the ifconfig command.
16.04 networking server dhcp ip-address
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This morning our server encountered an error. The IP Add was changed to dhcp, and I tried to set it as a static IP, the one we reserved for the server to be accessible by the local network. After setting the ip addr from dhcp changing to static enp3s0 is missing in the ifconfig command.
16.04 networking server dhcp ip-address
edited Jan 7 at 4:48
karel
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asked Jan 7 at 4:32
Kim Alfred KoticoKim Alfred Kotico
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Consider to addifconfig -a. And check the status of Ethernet cards in BIOS. Do you know manufacturer and model of Ethernet card?
– N0rbert
Jan 7 at 8:15
entered the command ifconfig -a shows the port/s, enp3s0, lo, virb0, virbr0-nic. Unfortunately idk the model and manufacturer of Ethernet Card.
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 0:37
An Asus P8H61-M MOBO sir. Can you please help me with this?
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 1:52
it is now up I used ip link set dev enp3s0 up. it worked, but i cant ping google or set my ip add. Please help me. Thank you. It is now blinking.
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 2:04
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Thank you very much for the help. I redid everything to better understand the whole network. Because we have 2 internet provide with different ISPs/IPs. Figured it out tho. Thanks
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 9:44
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This morning our server encountered an error. The IP Add was changed to dhcp, and I tried to set it as a static IP, the one we reserved for the server to be accessible by the local network. After setting the ip addr from dhcp changing to static enp3s0 is missing in the ifconfig command.
16.04 networking server dhcp ip-address
edited Jan 7 at 4:48
karel
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asked Jan 7 at 4:32
Kim Alfred KoticoKim Alfred Kotico
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This morning our server encountered an error. The IP Add was changed to dhcp, and I tried to set it as a static IP, the one we reserved for the server to be accessible by the local network. After setting the ip addr from dhcp changing to static enp3s0 is missing in the ifconfig command.
16.04 networking server dhcp ip-address
16.04 networking server dhcp ip-address
edited Jan 7 at 4:48
karel
59.1k13128149
asked Jan 7 at 4:32
Kim Alfred KoticoKim Alfred Kotico
112
edited Jan 7 at 4:48
karel
59.1k13128149
asked Jan 7 at 4:32
Kim Alfred KoticoKim Alfred Kotico
112
edited Jan 7 at 4:48
karel
59.1k13128149
edited Jan 7 at 4:48
karel
59.1k13128149
edited Jan 7 at 4:48
karel
59.1k13128149
59.1k13128149
asked Jan 7 at 4:32
Kim Alfred KoticoKim Alfred Kotico
112
asked Jan 7 at 4:32
Kim Alfred KoticoKim Alfred Kotico
112
asked Jan 7 at 4:32
Kim Alfred KoticoKim Alfred Kotico
112
112
Consider to addifconfig -a. And check the status of Ethernet cards in BIOS. Do you know manufacturer and model of Ethernet card?
– N0rbert
Jan 7 at 8:15
entered the command ifconfig -a shows the port/s, enp3s0, lo, virb0, virbr0-nic. Unfortunately idk the model and manufacturer of Ethernet Card.
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 0:37
An Asus P8H61-M MOBO sir. Can you please help me with this?
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 1:52
it is now up I used ip link set dev enp3s0 up. it worked, but i cant ping google or set my ip add. Please help me. Thank you. It is now blinking.
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 2:04
1
Thank you very much for the help. I redid everything to better understand the whole network. Because we have 2 internet provide with different ISPs/IPs. Figured it out tho. Thanks
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 9:44
|
show 2 more comments
Consider to addifconfig -a. And check the status of Ethernet cards in BIOS. Do you know manufacturer and model of Ethernet card?
– N0rbert
Jan 7 at 8:15
entered the command ifconfig -a shows the port/s, enp3s0, lo, virb0, virbr0-nic. Unfortunately idk the model and manufacturer of Ethernet Card.
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 0:37
An Asus P8H61-M MOBO sir. Can you please help me with this?
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 1:52
it is now up I used ip link set dev enp3s0 up. it worked, but i cant ping google or set my ip add. Please help me. Thank you. It is now blinking.
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 2:04
1
Thank you very much for the help. I redid everything to better understand the whole network. Because we have 2 internet provide with different ISPs/IPs. Figured it out tho. Thanks
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 9:44
Consider to add
ifconfig -a. And check the status of Ethernet cards in BIOS. Do you know manufacturer and model of Ethernet card?– N0rbert
Jan 7 at 8:15
Consider to add
ifconfig -a. And check the status of Ethernet cards in BIOS. Do you know manufacturer and model of Ethernet card?– N0rbert
Jan 7 at 8:15
entered the command ifconfig -a shows the port/s, enp3s0, lo, virb0, virbr0-nic. Unfortunately idk the model and manufacturer of Ethernet Card.
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 0:37
entered the command ifconfig -a shows the port/s, enp3s0, lo, virb0, virbr0-nic. Unfortunately idk the model and manufacturer of Ethernet Card.
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 0:37
An Asus P8H61-M MOBO sir. Can you please help me with this?
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 1:52
An Asus P8H61-M MOBO sir. Can you please help me with this?
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 1:52
it is now up I used ip link set dev enp3s0 up. it worked, but i cant ping google or set my ip add. Please help me. Thank you. It is now blinking.
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 2:04
it is now up I used ip link set dev enp3s0 up. it worked, but i cant ping google or set my ip add. Please help me. Thank you. It is now blinking.
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 2:04
1
1
Thank you very much for the help. I redid everything to better understand the whole network. Because we have 2 internet provide with different ISPs/IPs. Figured it out tho. Thanks
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 9:44
Thank you very much for the help. I redid everything to better understand the whole network. Because we have 2 internet provide with different ISPs/IPs. Figured it out tho. Thanks
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 9:44
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You should:
- understand the relation between your ISPs and IPs
- follow https://help.ubuntu.com/16.04/serverguide/serverguide.pdf about Network Configuration to set it up correctly
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You should:
- understand the relation between your ISPs and IPs
- follow https://help.ubuntu.com/16.04/serverguide/serverguide.pdf about Network Configuration to set it up correctly
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You should:
- understand the relation between your ISPs and IPs
- follow https://help.ubuntu.com/16.04/serverguide/serverguide.pdf about Network Configuration to set it up correctly
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You should:
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- follow https://help.ubuntu.com/16.04/serverguide/serverguide.pdf about Network Configuration to set it up correctly
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- understand the relation between your ISPs and IPs
- follow https://help.ubuntu.com/16.04/serverguide/serverguide.pdf about Network Configuration to set it up correctly
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Consider to add
ifconfig -a. And check the status of Ethernet cards in BIOS. Do you know manufacturer and model of Ethernet card?– N0rbert
Jan 7 at 8:15
entered the command ifconfig -a shows the port/s, enp3s0, lo, virb0, virbr0-nic. Unfortunately idk the model and manufacturer of Ethernet Card.
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 0:37
An Asus P8H61-M MOBO sir. Can you please help me with this?
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 1:52
it is now up I used ip link set dev enp3s0 up. it worked, but i cant ping google or set my ip add. Please help me. Thank you. It is now blinking.
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 2:04
1
Thank you very much for the help. I redid everything to better understand the whole network. Because we have 2 internet provide with different ISPs/IPs. Figured it out tho. Thanks
– Kim Alfred Kotico
Jan 8 at 9:44