Hi! 

> Put the relevant info in the answer to Olaf.
Many thanks! 
> 
>> Understood. Still I would strongly prefer it if there was an option
>> to keep trying forever, as all other network managers I know do
>> (dhclient, dhcpcd, any device I have encountered so far).
> 
> Something is already there on upstream master. You can do:
> nmcli con mod $CON ipv4.dhcp-timeout infinity
> 
> but it is available via nmcli only...
Like this, it is not useful to me (yet), but good to see it's there! 

> Sorry, link to the same bugzilla as above.
> Summing up, basically, what could be taken into account is to review
> the meaning of ipv4/ipv6.may-fail=yes: we can keep retrying dhcp while
> keeping the connection active.
> This would solve all the complains while leaving the "stop" behavior
> there if one chooses may-fail=no.
Agreed - this would be nice for a future version. 
Until then, at least the description in your mail to Olaf provides me with a 
viable workaround for the servers. 

Many thanks and cheers, 
        Oliver

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