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I'm seeing a lot of guides on internet telling me to assign through

cd /etc/netplan

sudo nano 50-cloud-init.yaml

Unfortunately I edited it with tabs at first and now I'm not sure how to fix that mistake.

Also, it says that changes in this file will not take effect!

#This file is generated from information provided by
#the datasource. Changes to it will not persist across an instance.

How can I revert this file back to default and make the proper edits to assign our Ubuntu server a static IP?

networking server 18.04 webserver

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I'm seeing a lot of guides on internet telling me to assign through

cd /etc/netplan

sudo nano 50-cloud-init.yaml

Unfortunately I edited it with tabs at first and now I'm not sure how to fix that mistake.

Also, it says that changes in this file will not take effect!

#This file is generated from information provided by
#the datasource. Changes to it will not persist across an instance.

How can I revert this file back to default and make the proper edits to assign our Ubuntu server a static IP?

networking server 18.04 webserver

share|improve this question

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  Edit the .yaml with gedit and it'll show you where the tabs are. sudo -H gedit /etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml
  
  – heynnema
  Apr 16 at 17:01
  

  
  
  
  

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I'm seeing a lot of guides on internet telling me to assign through

cd /etc/netplan

sudo nano 50-cloud-init.yaml

Unfortunately I edited it with tabs at first and now I'm not sure how to fix that mistake.

Also, it says that changes in this file will not take effect!

#This file is generated from information provided by
#the datasource. Changes to it will not persist across an instance.

How can I revert this file back to default and make the proper edits to assign our Ubuntu server a static IP?

networking server 18.04 webserver

share|improve this question

edited Apr 15 at 23:16

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cd /etc/netplan

sudo nano 50-cloud-init.yaml

#This file is generated from information provided by
#the datasource. Changes to it will not persist across an instance.

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Look at this example: How do I reload network configuration with cloud-init?. Also, you can try to revert back to the original file format which is stated below.

network:
 ethernets:
 eno1: <-- or whatever your connection states it is
 dhcp4: yes
version2:

This should do it. This is the default config. for the .yaml src at 50-cloud-init.yaml at /etc/netplan/.

Seth

P.S. Then, use sudo netplan apply to finish off your "change." If the sudo netplan apply command does not work, try to look around on this forum. I have found some info. that is dedicated to netplan or ubuntu server specifically.

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Look at this example: How do I reload network configuration with cloud-init?. Also, you can try to revert back to the original file format which is stated below.

network:
 ethernets:
 eno1: <-- or whatever your connection states it is
 dhcp4: yes
version2:

This should do it. This is the default config. for the .yaml src at 50-cloud-init.yaml at /etc/netplan/.

Seth

P.S. Then, use sudo netplan apply to finish off your "change." If the sudo netplan apply command does not work, try to look around on this forum. I have found some info. that is dedicated to netplan or ubuntu server specifically.

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Look at this example: How do I reload network configuration with cloud-init?. Also, you can try to revert back to the original file format which is stated below.

network:
 ethernets:
 eno1: <-- or whatever your connection states it is
 dhcp4: yes
version2:

This should do it. This is the default config. for the .yaml src at 50-cloud-init.yaml at /etc/netplan/.

Seth

P.S. Then, use sudo netplan apply to finish off your "change." If the sudo netplan apply command does not work, try to look around on this forum. I have found some info. that is dedicated to netplan or ubuntu server specifically.

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Look at this example: How do I reload network configuration with cloud-init?. Also, you can try to revert back to the original file format which is stated below.

network:
 ethernets:
 eno1: <-- or whatever your connection states it is
 dhcp4: yes
version2:

This should do it. This is the default config. for the .yaml src at 50-cloud-init.yaml at /etc/netplan/.

Seth

P.S. Then, use sudo netplan apply to finish off your "change." If the sudo netplan apply command does not work, try to look around on this forum. I have found some info. that is dedicated to netplan or ubuntu server specifically.

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network:
 ethernets:
 eno1: <-- or whatever your connection states it is
 dhcp4: yes
version2:

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