fix!: manage the physical interface in ci-aio
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Treat the physical interface as network interface inside of the `ci-aio` environment. This is to ensure the network interface files are created correctly with the appropriate permissions otherwise we will lose connection after the DHCP lease expires. Also this approach enables us to include the interface within the firewall configuration ensuring we maintain SSH access through the firewall via this interface.
Alex-Welsh
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Nov 5, 2024
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Treat the physical interface as network interface inside of the
ci-aioenvironment. This is to ensure the network interface files are created correctly with the appropriate permissions otherwise we will lose connection after the DHCP lease expires. Also this approach enables us to include the interface within the firewall configuration ensuring we maintain SSH access through the firewall via this interface.