Ubuntu Server 19.04: Unable to assign a DHCP reserved IP

If you run wireshark on the DHCP system (if possible), do you see the request coming in?

Sorry but I can't install wireshark on the Internet Provider's Legacy
router where the DHCP server runs. I can install it on the Ubuntu Server
and try to log the traffic.
Or install the DHCP server on a Windows server I have and test.
But not before of the weekend.

Diego

Il mar 27 ago 2019, 18:22 actionparsnip <
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How did you specify DHCP on the troublesome server?

The default installation of Ubuntu Server at the beginning. So the default
Cloud configuration in /etc/netplan.
Trying and trying I have in a second moment disabled the cloud
configuration with anyway no valid results.

Il mar 27 ago 2019, 21:42 actionparsnip <
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If you set the interface to DHCP in /etc/network/interfaces does it work OK?

I didn't try. I knew that for servers the correct method to configure is
netplan and I used netplan. To configure static IP I have disable the cloud
configuration and renamed the 50-cloud-init.yaml file in
50-cloud-init.yaml.origin file and created a new netplan file that I named
10-netcfg.yaml that sounds like
>
> network:
> version: 2
> renderer: networkd
> ethernets:
> ens33:
> dhcp4: no
> addresses: [192.168.1.100/24]
> gateway4: 192.168.1.1
> nameservers:
> addresses: [192.168.1.1]
>
> And it works. I am confident that using the network interface the
reservation works because the desktop uses the Network interface and it
works. However I will try for you. But the question remains the same. Why
is netplan not working for reserved IPs?

Does this help :
https://ubuntu.com/blog/ubuntu-bionic-netplan

Do you have anything in the traditional interfaces file that may cause a conflict?

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