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#329 Managing IPv4 Address Conflict Detection with NetworkManager
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Article Summary:
Managing IPv4 Address Conflict Detection feature with NetworkManager

Article Description:
I will describe the IPv4 Address Conflict Detection feature that is enabled by default in NetworkManager since Fedora 40. Also, the article will provide details about the delay this feature introduces when bringing up interfaces and how to disable it globally and per interface.

https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/article-proposal-ipv4-address-conflict-detection-with-networkmanager/133139

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@malgnuz I've added a feature image added to the article.

@malgnuz I've added a feature image added to the article.

Thank you @rlengland. I've finished the draft, so the article is ready for review/edit. I cannot move the issue to the corresponding Board, though. Please can you assist with that?

Thank you.

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Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)
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