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    How to make sure my VPN server restarts after a power outage?

    FINALLY... So now the "Resume after power loss" works on the new server and also on the old server. And WOL is also working to restart both systems if it has been shut down without power loss. In the latter case I have one cron task for each server running on a RaspberryPi5B device which...
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    How to make sure my VPN server restarts after a power outage?

    I thought you were talking about making an SSH connection into the routers cmd line interface and doing stuff there... Since the device I need to get running is the VPN server for my network I can not reach the router when VPN is down and I am at my other home. That is why I was looking for ways...
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    How to make sure my VPN server restarts after a power outage?

    The "Advanced Network Configuration" menu item brings up a dialog titled "Network Connections" where there are no items at all shown and there is no way to do anything. Note: This is an Ubuntu 24.04 SERVER onto which I have added a Mate desktop just to be able to view certain GUI things like the...
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    How to make sure my VPN server restarts after a power outage?

    It seems like the WOL arming that is needed after every boot (why?) is not done properly. When I checked the state after the power outage simulation when it started as expected I noted that the WOL was not armed. I have a script that is run in crontab @boot as follows: # Enable Wake-On-LAN after...
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    How to make sure my VPN server restarts after a power outage?

    I attach a camera shot of the screen (don't know how to make a screenshot while in BIOS..) I pasted together the images in the wrong sequence, the top is the second... WOL from S4/S5 = Power On/Normal Boot
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    How to make sure my VPN server restarts after a power outage?

    To clarify: I have tested the "power outage while running" scenario and that works fine. This was the main concern so I am OK with this. However, when I tested to first shut down from within Ubuntu and then cycle the power line nothing at all happened... So do I have to dig into WOL config in...
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    How to make sure my VPN server restarts after a power outage?

    Thank you! I have now restarted the server and entered the BIOS settings where you indicated (it looks a little different but not much on my device). After modifying the settings you suggested and done an F10 Save/Restart I waited for it to reach the final running state. Then I pulled the power...
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    How to make sure my VPN server restarts after a power outage?

    NOTICE: The above solution ONLY applies if the NUC has been shut down by removing power, like on a mains power outage. But if the NUC has been shut down from the running state by executing: sudo shutdown now then it will not start upon power removal/reconnect! In this case it needs the power...
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    How to make sure my VPN server restarts after a power outage?

    Thank you! I have now restarted the server and entered the BIOS settings where you indicated (it looks a little different but not much on my device). After modifying the settings you suggested and done an F10 Save/Restart I waited for it to reach the final running state. Then I pulled the power...
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    How to make sure my VPN server restarts after a power outage?

    Thanks, I assume you mean that on your NUC the system restarts by itself following a power outage? Or did you mean that with these settings the WakeOnLan function is enabled and working? Or both.... By just reading the screenshot I see the Power-On and Power-On-Normal_Boot items, which I don't...
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    How to make sure my VPN server restarts after a power outage?

    FOLLOW-UP: Resuming this discussion now after I have fixed all side issues of my server migration and now have fully migrated from the Lenovo PC to the ASUS NUC13 miniPC as my main home server. In the interim I have tested various power resume scenarios and all failed to make the NUC13 start...
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    Cannot get local DNS working for devices with DHCP config (ASUS RT-AX86U PRO)

    I don't understand that at all.... No suggestion of any actual command to try. Don't know from where/how you took the text you showed. This is done on one of my Ubuntu server's command line: $ nslookup capella ;; Got SERVFAIL reply from 127.0.0.53 Server: 127.0.0.53 Address...
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    Cannot get local DNS working for devices with DHCP config (ASUS RT-AX86U PRO)

    $ resolvectl status Global Protocols: -LLMNR -mDNS -DNSOverTLS DNSSEC=no/unsupported resolv.conf mode: stub Link 2 (enp86s0) Current Scopes: DNS Protocols: +DefaultRoute -LLMNR -mDNS -DNSOverTLS DNSSEC=no/unsupported Current DNS Server: 192.168.119.1 <== ASUS Router...
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    Cannot get local DNS working for devices with DHCP config (ASUS RT-AX86U PRO)

    How can I move a thread?
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    Cannot get local DNS working for devices with DHCP config (ASUS RT-AX86U PRO)

    Well, that was really the premise of my question.... A bunch of computers on the same LAN managed by the ASUS router to get their local addresses, yet they cannot talk to each other... Isn't the router supplying the DNS settings to connecting clients also, and does it not include itself then...
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