After quite a bit of trial and error I finally managed to create a bridge br0 in order for virtual machines to be able to access the host IP. Only problem is that I reused the previously assigned IP address from the DHCP server but could not get it to work with DHCP, so I made it static. I now need to change the IP away from the DHCP range. That turns out to be a problem though. When trying, I get an error message:
I get the same message both in the web UI and in cli --menu. I don't have any apps installed (but I did initiate k3s at some point I recall). I have virtual machines, but I have stopped them, disabled them from starting at boot, and rebooted.
I have greped in /etc for the IP to figure out if it is stored in a configuration file of sort, but did not find any relevant references. I just want to change my IP from 192.168.0.122 to 192.168.0.2 to land outside of the DHCP range. How can I do that?
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'192.168.0.122' is being consumed by Applications, please use a different node IP in applications configuration.
I get the same message both in the web UI and in cli --menu. I don't have any apps installed (but I did initiate k3s at some point I recall). I have virtual machines, but I have stopped them, disabled them from starting at boot, and rebooted.
I have greped in /etc for the IP to figure out if it is stored in a configuration file of sort, but did not find any relevant references. I just want to change my IP from 192.168.0.122 to 192.168.0.2 to land outside of the DHCP range. How can I do that?
