[11:46] <leppeK> Hi, any way to configure a multipath route via netplan?
[11:46] <leppeK> for example i want to add a route like:
[11:46] <leppeK> ip route delete default
[11:46] <leppeK> ip route add default scope global nexthop dev ens192 via 192.168.0.1 weight 1 nexthop dev ens224 via 192.168.1.1 weight 1
[11:46] <leppeK> i am aware of asynchronous routing but it is not an issue in this setup.
[11:56] <slyon> leppeK: No that's not possible via netplan
[12:01] <leppeK> I've currently fixed it via networkd-dispatcher. any plans to add such features in the future?
[12:05] <slyon> We do have a feature request for ECMP: https://bugs.launchpad.net/netplan/+bug/1923190 but implementation is not scheduled on the immediate roadmap
[12:10] <leppeK> Alright, thanks slyon
[16:21] <xMopx> i'm noticing that, on 22.04, i need to specify the MAC address of bridge interfaces in netplan configs. Here's my config with the line in question highlighted: https://pastebin.com/raw/0TWQHVvQ
[16:22] <xMopx> on 20.04 (netplan package version 0.103-0ubuntu5~20.04.5), the bridge interface seemed to automatically clone the mac address of (in my case) eno1. But on 22.04 (0.104-0ubuntu2), eno1 comes up with a random mac
[16:22] <xMopx> is this expected? A bug? I didn't see anything clearly related to this in the changelog but i could have missed it