computing:dhcpcd
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| It is not enough to simply instruct dhcpcd to not set routes for the bridges, you also have to tell Network Manager the same. To do this, open nm-connection-editor and open the routes submenu in each bridge. Click both the options there for all the IoT or restricted bridges; leave the primary or private bridge untouched. Then, restart networking and NetworkManager and you should only see the default route for the private subnet/lan. Here is what that looks like: | It is not enough to simply instruct dhcpcd to not set routes for the bridges, you also have to tell Network Manager the same. To do this, open nm-connection-editor and open the routes submenu in each bridge. Click both the options there for all the IoT or restricted bridges; leave the primary or private bridge untouched. Then, restart networking and NetworkManager and you should only see the default route for the private subnet/lan. Here is what that looks like: | ||
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