> However, I also have virtual interfaces on eth1:1 and others. What are the next steps?
Interface aliases are pretty much deprecated (see the thread about ifconfig), you’d just assign multiple IPs/prefixes to eth1.I do see that now, after another few hours trying to make this work, but do you have any idea why it wouldn't write the config files to /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections?
I'm still not sure why the connections weren't migrated from the old format even after it said it did, but I did just get it to work.
I basically deleted all the ifcfg-* interface files, deleted all the connections with 'nmcli c delete xxxx" then started over from scratch. Apparently there's more stored somewhere else than what's just in the files located in /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections.
After deleting everything and rebooting, nmcli/NetworkManager basically created the two interfaces on this server automatically, although it still didn't create the /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections files.
I was then able to create a basic bridge and add "Wired Connection 1" to the bridge:
# nmcli connection modify "Wired Connection 1" master br0
I later renamed it to eno1.
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