Issues detecting network interfaces about drbl HOT 9 CLOSED

"Does drbl expect to find networks named ethx?" -> No. Device name like eno1 will be fine. too.
If you run command "ip add", what's the result?

Steven

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@stevenshiau this is what I get when I run "ip add". Each adapter (virtual ones too) has its own IP address.

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Did you set any default gateway?
What's the results if you run "ip route"?

Steven

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@stevenshiau This is what I get when I run ip route.
"Did you set any default gateways?" -> Yes, the default gateway is my router on both interfaces enp0s5 and enp0s6.

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It's confusing actually. You do not have to hide your IP address because 192.168 is the private IP address. It's not unique. It's everywhere.
Otherwise how will we know if you really setup the correct IP address? To me, only on default gw is required. You have configured two, and it an issue I believe.

Steven

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Output of ip add:

Output of ip route:

I tried to remove one of the default gateways (which had the same ip address as the remaining one), but still no luck.

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Please set different network subsets for your network devices, e.g.,
eth0: 192.168.1.254/24
eth1: 192.168.2.254/24
enp0s5: 192.168.11.254/24
enp0s6: 192.168.12.254/24

Steven

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@stevenshiau Sorry for late response. I found out what was the problem: the script was looking for the command 'ifconfig' which, on newer versions of Ubuntu Server, is not installed by default. I installed the package net-tools and now it works. Still, I treasured your suggestions.

Thank you.

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OK, got it.
However, if you follow the docs on https://drbl.org/installation/ to install and configure DRBL/Clonezilla. In the step "drblsrv -i" , it should install that for you.

Steven

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