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Hello, i have ethernet connection. In a fresh install i always install dhcpcd and networkmanagers packages.
I read dhcpcd is for manage dns, correctly? And i read too that if i have NetworkManager its not necessary install dhcpcd, because networkmanager handless the dns stuff.
Is that correct?
Last edited by gh0stzk (2021-06-14 17:50:22)
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You must not run networkmanager and dhcpcd, they will fight over the NIC.
NM can use dhcpcd as backend (see wiki) but this was disabled for ~1 year and while it's possible again after some networkmanager patches, there've been quite some recent posts reporting this to fail, https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=266574
Networkmanager has an internal dhcp client, but you can also use dhclient as backend (where there're no known issues) - so no: you do not need to install dhcpcd if you're using networkmanager.
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if i have NetworkManager its not necessary install dhcpcd,
Correct
I read dhcpcd is for manage dns
Inaccurate. dhcpcd alone is enough for you to connect to the internet via ethernet. No need for networkmanager at all. In fact, enabling both dhcpcd and networkmanager can cause conflicts/problems with your internet connection.
edit: oops, didn't see seth's response before pressing submit.
Last edited by kermit63 (2021-06-14 15:55:34)
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Thank u for ur replys, i will unistall dhcpcd.
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