>> The exact conditions for reproducing this bug on mixed IPv4/IPv6 networks
>> are not known
>
>Looking at the upstream commit description, isn't it just that a DHCPv6 lease
>expires and the >server NAKs a request for the same IP again? Or is that not
>sufficient to trigger the problem.
>
Yes,
> The exact conditions for reproducing this bug on mixed IPv4/IPv6
networks are not known
Looking at the upstream commit description, isn't it just that a DHCPv6
lease expires and the server NAKs a request for the same IP again? Or is
that not sufficient to trigger the problem.
In any case, I app
Thanks, the issue is fixed in newer series and I've sponsored your
bionic SRU now and updated the description to be a bit more specific
about the impact and what to verify
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status
Was able to reproduce, my workaround was a systemd timer to clear the
dhcp lease files and restart networkmanager... which is rather violent.
Confirmed client side problem, Win7,Win10,MacOS Montemery and Android 11
have no problems and do not lose their ipv6 on the same network.
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** Description changed:
- We have experienced this issue on mixed ipv6/ipv4 corporate network on Ubuntu
18.04.
- Unfortunately next LTS release is not yet an option for us.
+ [Impact]
- This is same as https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=783391
- This was fixed in 1.12.0.
+ * Network m
UPDATE, network-manager team applied this to the 1.10-trunk as well and it was
included in:
1.10.8 (first tag)
See:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/NetworkManager/NetworkManager/-/commit/7fbbe7ebee99785e38d39c37e515a64a28edef0f
Unfortunately Ubuntu 18.04 includes a version that is slightly too ol
