On Mon, Mar 23, 2020 at 04:09:14PM -0400, Gene Heskett wrote: > That which I have managed to get my head wrapped around, do seem to be a > better idea. But thats far from all of it at the present time. For > starters, lets say you know you are having a dhcpd problem, so you go > read man dhcpd, and it has nothing to say about it if its now managed by > systemd. Hells bells, people, at least put a "see also man xxxxxxx" > pointing at the systemd managed version of its man page.
Please remember that Debian does not use systemd's network interface bringing-up features by default. If you've gone out of your way to do so locally, that's on you. For a Debian system, the path of inquiry is still the same as before -- /etc/network/interfaces and then Network Manager, for the vast majority of systems. Raspbian is of course a separate distribution, and you'd have to ask a Raspbian mailing list if your issue is with something of theirs.