Scope/Description

• This article will show how to manage networking in Houston UI

Prerequisites

• Access to Houston UI
• Network Manager installed and configured

Steps

• In the networking tab, we can see our interfaces, and the option to create bonds, bridge, or VLANs. We can also directly select an interface to configure its settings.

• If we select the interface directly, we can edit iPv4, iPv6, and MTU settings. Here we’ll edit our iPv4 settings.

• Here we’ll assign a static IP, and set the default route and DNS. Here we’ve set an IP of 192.168.*.*, subnet of /16, and a gateway of 192.168.0.1. For DNS we’ve set 192.168.16.40, and 8.8.4.4.

• We can also configure a bond by selecting the Add bond. Here we’re bonding interface eno1 and eno2 together within a Active backup bond.

• Here we can see our bond is created.

Verification

• Verify the network interface(s) have been configured correctly in the UI, or by running “ip a” in the terminal.

root@ubuntu-45d:~# ip a

Troubleshooting

• Ensure you have Network Manager installed and configured.