Is there any timeframe for fixing this issue? There is no way to migrate to Ubuntu 18.04 when netplan can't be configured to use a static list of DNS servers with DHCP enabled. This is a very common configuration in large complex network environments. I fail to see how this bug made it past basic quality controls.
NetworkManager settings:
nmcli connection modify ${ID} ipv4.ignore-auto-dns yes
nmcli connection modify ${ID} ipv4.dns 'xx.xx.xx.10 xx.xx.xx.20'
nmcli connection modify ${ID} ipv4.dns-search 'abc01.domain.com. abc02.domain.com.'
Is there any timeframe for fixing this issue? There is no way to migrate to Ubuntu 18.04 when netplan can't be configured to use a static list of DNS servers with DHCP enabled. This is a very common configuration in large complex network environments. I fail to see how this bug made it past basic quality controls. auto-dns yes
NetworkManager settings:
nmcli connection modify ${ID} ipv4.ignore-
nmcli connection modify ${ID} ipv4.dns 'xx.xx.xx.10 xx.xx.xx.20'
nmcli connection modify ${ID} ipv4.dns-search 'abc01.domain.com. abc02.domain.com.'