The network management tool in Ubuntu Server does not display the hostname

Details

The network management tool (systemd-networkd) in Ubuntu Server does not show the hostname when selecting the network in the image destination selection. 

Workaround

AIP only supports the network management tool command nmcli. Therefore, when using Ubuntu Server, use the nmcli command to set the NIC in a managed state. 

Operating Procedures
1) Install network-manager
# apt install -y network-manager

2) Change the renderer to NetworkManager
# vi /etc/netplan/00-installer-config.yaml

Add the following scripts
renderer: NetworkManager

3) Set Manage NIC to NetworkManager
# nmcli d set <device name> managed yes

4) Disable the systemd-networkd related services
# systemctl stop systemd-networkd.socket
# systemctl stop systemd-networkd
# systemctl disable systemd-networkd

5) Reboot OS

6) Run [ nmcli ] command and check if NIC is managed.
# nmcli d
DEVICE        TYPE     STATE     CONNECTION 
<Device Name> ethernet connected netplan-ens160 
lo            loopback unmanaged -- 

Target Product

- ActiveImage Protector 2022 Linux

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