Apparantly, I had to specifically tell the network adapter to 'Connect automatically'.Īfter these few hickups I was all set. Back at my laptop, I notice that it isn't being issued an IP address and not popping up on the topology map. Now it was time to move my new server into the storage room, where it would sit headless, and connect it by an ethernet cable to the switch.

Using that, I added the ethernet adapter to a 'home' zone which automatically created allow rules for incoming connections to both Cockpit at port 9090 and SSH at port 22. Time to enable Cockpit: sudo systemctl enable -now cockpit.socketĬockpit offers a neat GUI for firewalld. My first impressions were actually very good. The error wasn't very helpful: DNF error: Error in POSTTRANS scriptlet in rpm package kernel-coreĪfter upping that to 1GiB the installation went smoothly and the system booted with no issues. My first attempt at installing CentOS Stream 9 was a failure apparantly because I had only allocated 500MiB to the /boot partition. It wasn't all moonlight and roses though.

A few issues getting things up and running When CentOS Stream 9 came out however, and having softened up on the idea behind CentOS Stream, I decided to give it a try. Having decided on a RedHat based distro for my new home server, I was originally decided on using RockyLinux.

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