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Networking broken on clean VPS ISO install #154
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@pirate can you share your |
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related to #141 ? |
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Indeed it looks very similar. Unfortunately I destroyed the VPS a while ago so I don't have the logs, but it's consistently reproducible, so running the I'm traveling and ramping up with a new client project this month so I likely wont have time to spin up a new droplet to get the logs, but #141 does indeed look similar. I'd definitely try and compare the logs with the ones generated from Vultr if ya'll get a chance to set up a droplet yourselves and are able to reproduce it. |
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Tried both the latest pre-release and stable version with no luck. Mounted the ISO in a Vultr droplet, used the recommended
os-configinstall with no special options, and it worked fine both times. (no wifi setup)I usually manage to ssh into the fresh system, but before I can do anything this happens:
The host loses internet connectivity entirely, both for outgoing and incoming traffic from any source. It also cant even ping the gateway, it seems to be totally disconnected, and yet ifconfig and connmanctl report the interface is still online and the routes look fine.If I leave a ping running I get about 10 packets through every few minutes, but everyting else is "no route to host" or "destination unreachable".
I tried multiple cloud regions, and my other servers in those regions are working fine, so I don't think it's a Vultr networking issue. I'm left having to configure the server via VNC through the VPS admin panel, but I think I'm going to stop trying to set it up for now until I'm sure this can be fixed.
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