Christof, Thank you for the workaround but this is not really a fix. This behavior of "DHCP by default" is incredibly faulty. I have 2 interfaces. Both are connected to the same network for specific reasons and due to this weird "feature" everytime I boot I need to shutdown the eth1.
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