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networking - How exactly are NetworkManager, networkd, netplan . . . Netplan reads its YAML configuration file and generates configuration files for either NetworkManager or networkd, based on what renderer it's configured to use NetworkManager or networkd, as appropriate, start up and read the configuration files generated by Netplan
How to know if the network is configured through etc network . . . Check for Netplan configurations in etc netplan About Netplan Network configuration on Ubuntu is handled through Netplan, which provides a high-level, distribution-agnostic way to define how the network on your system should be set up via a YAML configuration file
Ubuntu 22. 04 Set up net plan with multiple network interfaces only . . . The original question used incorrect subnet specifications, i e 10 138 0 0 12 that is actually 10 128 0 0 12, but netplan seems to silently ignore incorrect route prefixes in routes: stanza; no warnings about that matter are generated by netplan try and netplan apply commands
Bring interface up even if link is down (no carrier) Is there a way to have netplan bring a statically-configured interface up, even if the link for that interface is down at boot time, and keep it up if if the link is lost at any given time? I haven't been able to do it yet, neither with NetworkManager nor with networkd as the renderer