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Thanks for the suggestion. So I have the static IP assigned with DHCP disabled both through Netplan, not through the router.
I'll remember to check the Netplann (?) journal/logs around that time, or are you referring to dmesg?
Since you're not really sure what the issue is, check all the logfiles around the time the problem starts. maybe you'll see a service stopping or starting.
Thank you I'll do that! It's hard to catch exactly when it happens. I think I need to get some monitoring and alert services up and running
You don't need to catch that moment live, it was already recorded.
Take a look at
journalctl -b -1(previous boot).Thank you for this sweet tip! I'll definitely be using this.