CragMonkey
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I'm attempting to create a linux VM in TrueNAS, but nothing I try will allow the VM to obtain an IP address.
I think there has to be something misconfigured on the host end of things, because it doesn't seem to matter what OS I try to install (tried Ubuntu 20 server, Ubuntu 20 desktop, CentOS 7.8). Jails on the same system are able to access the network without issue.
I've scoured these forums and found several posts with people having a similar issue, except none of their solutions have worked for me so far.
Hoping someone here has more ideas to try!
The physical interface I want to use is igb0
The "NIC" device is configured to use igb0 and VirtIO adapter. Have also tried the Intel adapter, but it didn't help.
The OS installers do not get a network connection either, so it's not an issue with deleting the CD-ROM device that has the ISO mounted
In Ubuntu, interface shown by `ip a` matches interface in /etc/netplan/00-installer-config.yaml
I think there has to be something misconfigured on the host end of things, because it doesn't seem to matter what OS I try to install (tried Ubuntu 20 server, Ubuntu 20 desktop, CentOS 7.8). Jails on the same system are able to access the network without issue.
I've scoured these forums and found several posts with people having a similar issue, except none of their solutions have worked for me so far.
Hoping someone here has more ideas to try!
The physical interface I want to use is igb0
The "NIC" device is configured to use igb0 and VirtIO adapter. Have also tried the Intel adapter, but it didn't help.
The OS installers do not get a network connection either, so it's not an issue with deleting the CD-ROM device that has the ISO mounted
In Ubuntu, interface shown by `ip a` matches interface in /etc/netplan/00-installer-config.yaml
