Am 21.04.2015 um 15:42 schrieb Christian Seiler: > There is something called systemd-networkd, which is not > part of Jessie's systemd version, but will (probably) be > part of future Debian versions. This offers an alternative > way to configure networking. > > Note, however, that systemd-networkd by default does not > touch any network interfaces, you have to tell it explicitly > to do something - so even if that were to be installed, as > long as the old networking scripts still exist, they'd still > be used instead of systemd's component - and only if you > explicitly configure something there will it actually do > anything. > > This doesn't concern Jessie anyway, because it doesn't > contain that program.
Not quite correct. The systemd package in jessie does ship systemd-networkd, but it is disabled by default. If you want to use networkd, you'd have to run "systemctl enable systemd-network.service" and configure it. networkd in v215, which is shipped in jessie, is missing some important features though, like e.g. the networkctl command line tool. I'd consider networkd in jessie a tech preview. Good enough for users to play with it in simple environments and get used to it, but not mature yet to have it enabled by default. -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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