The networking is handled by ``netplan`` and hence network specifications are contained in the ``/etc/netplan`` folder. As installed, this folder should contain only one file named ``50-clound-init.yaml``, and the contents of the file should look something like:
The networking is handled by ``netplan`` and hence network specifications are contained in the ``/etc/netplan`` folder. A comprehensive set of example configurations are available here:
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https://netplan.io/examples
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The following configurations are detailed on this page:
-[Default configuration of a fresh Ubuntu install](#default-configuration-of-a-fresh-ubuntu-install)
-[Configuration when using a desktop environment](#configuration-when-using-a-desktop-environment)
-[Configuration for a fixed IP address](#configuration-for-a-fixed-ip-address)
-[Configuration for a dynamic IP address](#configuration-for-a-dynamic-ip-address)
-[Useful commands for debugging network discrepancies](#useful-commands-for-debugging-network-discrepancies)
### Default configuration of a fresh Ubuntu install
As installed, the ``/etc/netplan`` folder should contain only one file named ``50-clound-init.yaml``, and the contents of the file should look something like:
