For any of the other special snowflakes out there had loaded up a new instance of clear and then scratched their heads about why it couldn't register...well it might be because it didn't set itself up a default route.
Checking the routing table by typing 'route' showed only the local subnet with gateway of 0.0.0.0; mask etc etc.
If this happens, one might like to try dropping to a text console (Alt-F2), logging in, and typing the following:
Checking the routing table by typing 'route' showed only the local subnet with gateway of 0.0.0.0; mask etc etc.
If this happens, one might like to try dropping to a text console (Alt-F2), logging in, and typing the following:
route add default gw x.x.x.x eth0
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I believe the core issue in this case is that there is no interface set as "External"...a bit of a confusing term when your server is on the LAN, however, it is well-documented and warnings are present during the wizard on the network settings page to configure at least one NIC as 'external' with the correct settings.
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