Il 06/09/2017 01:09, Leonid Isaev via arch-general ha scritto: > > What does it mean a valid DHCP setup? By reconnection you mean that your client > re-request a lease from the server? Also, dbus has nothing to do with dhcp > settings... I know DBus has nothing to do with DHCP; what I meant is that NetworkManager shows in its DBus interface when the DHCP configuration is not valid, so people can reset it. And almost, what I would do is to restart the connection. > > In any case, my advice is to get rid of NetworkManager as well as systemd-* > tools. If you want a robust dhcp setup on a simple client with a single network > card, use dhcpcd (no need even for netctl) because it provides link status > detection. But don't use dhcpcd@.service provided with the package, instead > replace it with: > ... > -<-------- > The crucial part is "-Bt 0" which makes dhcpcd wait forever for a lease (read > the manpage for other options you might need, for example, in my setup I > constrain the demon to only deal with ipv4). My (compatible with read-only root > filesystem) /etc/dhcpcd.conf is: > ... > these are mostly default settings. Maybe you need to add "nomtu" in case your > ISP does something idiotic with this setting (mine does :)). Oh, and hardcode > the DNS settings in /etc/resolv.conf, so a broken dhcp server has no control > over them. > Thanks a lot for the configuration files and the suggestions! If there's no better solution I can go for them! :) I still noticed that systemd exposes a DBus network interface (*org.freedesktop.network1*) which should have proper information but I found very little documentation online (if none) regarding it... -- Giovanni Santini My blog: http://giovannisantini.tk My code: https://git{hub,lab}.com/ItachiSan My GPG: 2FADEBF5
