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Why can't you mount NFS shares over a statically configured ethernet port? And what do you mean by "it must be your primary port"? All of your other points soun
by rashkov 11y ago
Why can't you mount NFS shares over a statically configured ethernet port? And what do you mean by "it must be your primary port"? All of your other points sound reasonable and likely, but I'm curious what you meant by this one
- ChuckMcM 11y agoI've got a hard wired IoT type network in my lab and a spare network port on my desktop is connected to it for debugging/testing. So in network/interfaces that port is 'iface eth1 inet static' versus 'auto eth0' for the port that connects to the house LAN. During boot, eth1 gets its IP address right away (it's static) and so all the mounts for NFS systems try to use it as the only connected network. Eventually the eth0 network is up but not after whining about booting in "restricted" mode.