Hi,
I just saw that Ubuntu 18.04 started using another system for managing its network, i.e netplan. I've created a new Ubuntu 18.04 lxc container, I've assigned an ip, I can see it using "ip address show" command, but I can't understand where this information is kept. In /etc/network/interfaces there's obviously nothing, as ifupdown package doesn't exist anymore, but I can't find anything in /etc/netplan, either. So how does proxmox actually assign the ip and keeps the information consistent throughout reboots?
Thanks!
I just saw that Ubuntu 18.04 started using another system for managing its network, i.e netplan. I've created a new Ubuntu 18.04 lxc container, I've assigned an ip, I can see it using "ip address show" command, but I can't understand where this information is kept. In /etc/network/interfaces there's obviously nothing, as ifupdown package doesn't exist anymore, but I can't find anything in /etc/netplan, either. So how does proxmox actually assign the ip and keeps the information consistent throughout reboots?
Thanks!