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Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Thomas Moraine <[email protected]>
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you can specify an interface name such as `eth1` instead of `all` if necessary, which can be useful when you need to setup a static IP address. |
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We're not starting the sentence with a capital letter?
you can specify an interface name such as `eth1` instead of `all` if necessary, which can be useful when you need to setup a static IP address. | ||
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The ssh server will be available once the network is up. If you are unsure which DHCP address was obtained, you can use the shell console as described above to look it up using `ip a`. You can then connect as `root` using the password you provided on the commandline. |
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Nitpick: we don't double-space :)
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Apart from my very minor comment and Thomas' comment, this looks good.
Those instructions will be useful to refer users to from forum or support tickets.