cloud setup

[gwb21471]

On my sever i install cloud sever on my sever. How do i set i up to use it. I am using ubuntu sever. I don't know if it's not setup is the reason the network configuration fails on startup. I can log in from another computer and look at files from my home computer using filezilla at home. I added a file showing network fail. I will enable it and it will fail again after 5 minutes. I don't know if it has to do the cloud not being setup. Thanks for the help.

 

[Lord Boltar]

Are you using OpenStack? Are you trying to build a Private Cloud? see here - https://ubuntu.com/cloud/private-cloud

 

[gwb21471]

Are you using OpenStack? Are you trying to build a Private Cloud? see here - https://ubuntu.com/cloud/private-cloud

I using whatever ubuntu installs. During install i check to have it install cloud service.

 

[Lord Boltar]

Need to check if fwupd-refresh.service is masked or not if it is masked then it is diasabled

systemctl status fwupd-refresh.service

and post back the output

 

[gwb21471]

Need to check if fwupd-refresh.service is masked or not if it is masked then it is diasabled

systemctl status fwupd-refresh.service

and post back the output

picture of output. I don't know if i should reinstall ubuntu server and don't install cloud service. I got to find what i need to install just to use it as a home server. Like what services and tools. Ubuntu asks you to check what you want to install.

 

[Lord Boltar]

I am seeing NIC Copper link is down - some amount of cooperation with the NIC to effectively track multiple MAC addresses, not all cards do that the same way and some can get you into problems. which is what I think is going on here - you might want to try to create a standard bridge connection instead
Hopefully someone else can chime in here and help as well

 

[gwb21471]

I am seeing NIC Copper link is down - some amount of cooperation with the NIC to effectively track multiple MAC addresses, not all cards do that the same way and some can get you into problems. which is what I think is going on here - you might want to try to create a standard bridge connection instead
Hopefully someone else can chime in here and help as well

I have 6 total ethernet cards which two are built-in and 4 are actual cards. All is 1 GB speed. I am using two built-in cards and two plug in the pcie cards. Two of the cards not being used. The copper link down started after I did a update a week ago.

 

[Lord Boltar]

Need to check for errors on the wire, look at the "errors" field in the output of

ifconfig

. If non-zero then there are problems with hardware (cable, NIC card, or hub/switch). An unreliable Ethernet cable will give errors in this field too.
you can use ethtool (NOTE you may have to install it)

sudo apt install ethtool

and make sure the network settings (duplex, etc) match those on the switch.
If the switch has flow control enabled, then be sure it is enabled on your Linux box. Otherwise, disable it.
Also a quick look into /var/log/messages should give you a fair idea of whats happening

 

[gwb21471]

Need to check for errors on the wire, look at the "errors" field in the output of

ifconfig

. If non-zero then there are problems with hardware (cable, NIC card, or hub/switch). An unreliable Ethernet cable will give errors in this field too.
you can use ethtool (NOTE you may have to install it)

sudo apt install ethtool

and make sure the network settings (duplex, etc) match those on the switch.
If the switch has flow control enabled, then be sure it is enabled on your Linux box. Otherwise, disable it.
Also a quick look into /var/log/messages should give you a fair idea of whats happening

Ok! I go down in the basement and check it out.?