I’ve had this happen twice now. Set up a brand new FreePBX 15 system on a Vultr VM. go through install, perform all updates through the webui go to admin > system admin > network settings > change eth0 from DHCP to static reboot. (Vultr support recommended this to keep the IP static) system co…

currently re-installing this system from scratch with the latest distro ISO to reproduce the issue.

re-installed system from ISO activated it with prior ID bypassed all updates and went directly to admin > system admin > network settings set IP to static saved network settings. ifcfg-eth0 changed but remained correct. will now do all module updates and re-test changing the eth0 IP from stati…

Just a bit of info, I’ve been using hosted vultr FreePBX for a while now problem free its been great. Since Vultr assigns a static ip I did not also set it as static in FreePBX and has been problem free working great for a long time…just an FYI

[image] defcomllc: Just a bit of info, I’ve been using hosted vultr FreePBX for a while now problem free its been great. Since Vultr assigns a static ip I did not also set it as static in FreePBX and has been problem free working great for a long time…just an FYI yes almost all of my systems …

All module updates applied and the the issue cannot be reproduced. now applying system updates through FreePBX gui and will retest

all system updates applied and cannot reproduce the issue. initiating the firewall setup script and re-testing

firewall enabled and tested, can’t reproduce…

[image] ashcortech: (Vultr support recommended this to keep the IP static) That is not how things work. [image]

[image] sorvani: That is not how things work. Not the issue… It’s was 100% a FreePBX issue. But I can’t reproduce it now so not sure what was up.

Setting IP address as static deletes IPV4 on eth0

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sorvani (Jared Busch) September 12, 2021, 7:27pm 9

That is not how things work.