On 04/02/2014 05:18 AM, Thomas Haller wrote:
> ignore-carrier and DHCP does not go well together because NM will start
> doing DHCP on an interface that has no carrier (which will fail).
No, that's how it originally worked, but in the current version of the
code, ignore-carrier means:
- You can activate a connection with purely static IP configuration
even when the device doesn't have carrier.
- If you lose carrier when a connection (static or dynamic) is active,
that connection won't be dropped.
But you can't activate a DHCP connection on an ignore-carrier device if
it doesn't have carrier.
-- Dan
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