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Hi Mick, |
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thank you for your response! |
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On 2017-04-18 16:41, Mick wrote: |
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> I had to read this message twice and I am not yet sure I understand |
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> correctly what it is you are trying to achieve. |
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> Do you want whichever NIC of your PC connects first to a specific SSID |
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> to always obtain IP 192.168.0.10/24 and any NIC which connects second |
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> to use DHCP? |
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Not necessarily the first NIC, but the NIC with a specific MAC address, |
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say 001122334455. |
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But now that you mention it, as long as one NIC gets the static IP (but |
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only for the specified SSID) and all the others will be handled by DHCP, |
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I don't care which one of the NICs is statically addressed. |
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Sorry for not being able to describe it well. |
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What I am trying to achieve: I have a Raspberry Pi as a server, without |
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monitor, without keyboard. Just a Raspi and a Wifi stick. I want the |
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Raspi to use DHCP when I take it with me and power it on at my |
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workplace. Thanks to Avahi I don't need to know the IP address it gets |
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at my workplace. |
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When I am at home, there are reasons why I can't rely on Avahi (Android |
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Phones for example that do not have the possibility to resolve |
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raspi.local). So I want it to have a static IP at home. Now, if for |
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whatever reason I lose the connection to Raspi -- for example once my |
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router at home freaked out and wouldn't let Raspi connect with a static |
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IP -- I want to have the possibility to plug another Wifi stick into |
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Raspi which then gets connected via DHCP, so I can at least connect to |
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it. |
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As I see it, I can't use config_001122334455, because I would not be |
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able to connect at my workplace anymore (different network properties). |
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I now use config_MySSID to get a static address at home, but what about |
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a second Wifi stick being connected? It would use the same config and |
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end up getting the same IP address that didn't work with the first |
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stick. |
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In general, it would be intersting to logically combine the |
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configuration via SSID with the configuration via MAC. I can also think |
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of a scenario where I have two wifi networks and two wifi sticks, each |
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one getting a static IP on their connected network. But if I take the |
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Raspi into another network, I would want NIC_1 to be DHCPed and NIC_2 to |
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be nulled. |
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I hope I could help you to better understand what I am trying to achieve |
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and what my current problem is. If possible I want to solve it via pure |
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netifrc, but I would also be happy if someone said that it isn't |
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possible at all via netifrc, so I can stop researching in this direction |
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and think of something different. |
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-- |
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Kind regards |
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Flo |