![]() That is Debian's config file. I'm assuming Ubuntu inherited it.
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![]() Ubuntu did inherit that file from Debian, but if NM is looking after networking, then anything you add to /etc/network/interfaces will get in it's way. The solution is to either disable NM (and all the dynamic work it does) or ignore that file and configure in the GUI.
Wade. Static Scribblings http://staticsan.blogspot.com/
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