Ubuntu 18.04 booting to old DHCP address despite being set to static
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I added a security system with 4 network IP cameras to my network, so I switched my computer and modem to use static IP's (MAC filtering). When I boot up Ubuntu is not connected to LAN. I go into network settings and see 3 Eno1 connections and one Wired Connection. The IP it's trying to use is my old (dynamic) ip address (192.blah.blah). Once I click into one of the other connections, the IP is suddenly right (10.blah.blah), Ubuntu connects to the LAN, and 2 of the 3 Eno1 connections disappear. I'm a little confused because there is no /etc/netplan/*.yaml file (even after I run sudo netplan generate) and my /etc/network/interfaces is as follows. Ev
