If you only focus on your needs when creating a product then everything is OK, if you want your product to have maximum demand then it is probably worth considering the opinions and needs of other users. All this allows to make RAAT but does not allow to make NAA (HQP does not see an endpoint connected to the second USB ethernet port).
This has a very positive effect on the sound quality. Thus the Roon Core - endpoint connection is isolated from the general parasitic traffic existing in the common local network and serves only to transfer musical information from the Roon Core to the ethernet DAC. Ubuntu has a DHCP server which creates a separate dedicated subnet only for communication with the endpoint isolated from the rest of the local network created by the wifi router. The native ethernet controller NUC is connected by a patch cord to a wifi router, the second external usb ethernet controller NUC is connected directly to the Roon endpoint (this is my ethernet DAC). I have an Intel NUC with an installed Ubuntu server 18.04.2 as a Roon Server. For Ubuntu/Debian/Fedora you need to know how to set up network correctly for this case. This case however automatically works if you boot up HQPlayer OS. Why don’t you have NAA on the regular network? This doesn’t have anything to do with DHCP server, it only has to do with your multicast routing rules.
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