DHCPv4 - selecting lease failed: -131 #2341 - GitHub Describe the issue you are experiencing I've just bumped into a NetworkManager bug, where the HA OS gets stuck with no IP: https: gitlab freedesktop org NetworkManager NetworkManager - issues 993 This has happened to me when I've rebo
SOLUTION to failed to get dhcp lease - Sixfab Community The reason why “lease fail” is shown, is because dhcpc conflicts with udhcpc Fixing this is simple; Add “denyinterfaces wwan0” to bottom of etc dhcpcd conf Then restart dhcpc “sudo systemctl restart dhcpcd”, followed by restarting qmi_reconnect “sudo systemctl restart qmi_reconnect” (or reboot)
Raspberry Pis Network Keep Getting Disconnected If, for some reason, it isn't able to get that renewed lease, it will lose access to the network (because it lacks an IP address) There isn't enough information here, though, to work out why it's failing
ubuntu 20. 04 does not renew dhcp lease - Ask Ubuntu All of a sudden my Ubuntu 20 04 stopped renewing dhcp leases My ethernet card has been assigned a fixed IP, but it needs to renew the lease every 12 hours It does not I need to unplug and re-plug the ethernet cable to be back on-line
2106903 – DHCP fails to renew lease after changes to . . . - Bugzilla Here is details attachment with the networkmanager trace from the 13th; ---- This is an openshift env with storage IPs being delivered via dhcp (Ideally these would be static) When the lease expired for storage, it was unable to negotiate a new IP
odroid-hc4: sometimes renewing ip fails - Odroid N2 N2+ - Armbian . . . dhcp4 (eth0): selecting lease failed: -131 But I don't know the reason for it Sometimes it happens after a reboot Pulling the ethernet cable off and plugging it in again seems to help and after a few tries, the HC4 is reachable again I'd be happy to give more information, but I don't know yet how to debug it
DHCP IP lease attempt failed over Ethernet and DHCP with netctl After deleting the lease at var lib dhcpcd dhcpcd-eno1 lease6 and trying again, I still get the same error message Writing TimeoutDHCP=40 to etc netctl hooks timeout and making it executable also changes nothing
linux - DHCP negotiations consistently fails to obtain lease on first . . . I'm having some problems bringing up my wireless card at boot time on my Red Hat Linux 9 0 box After some investigation with the boot scripts, I noticed that it was having problems with the DHCP negotiations when the ifup wlan0 command is issued
[solved] netcfg: DHCP IP lease attempt failed - Arch Linux Forums I've had problems with dhcpcd insisting on re-leasing the last used IP address, even when connecting to a network with a different subnet (in the exact same situation actually) Try a and see if that solves it There might be a better way to get around this problem though