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Hello! |
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In my wireless home network I use a static IP for my machine. The |
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regarding line in /etc/conf.d/net reads as follows (let's assume that my |
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SSID is in fact "MySSID"): |
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config_MySSID="192.168.0.10/24" |
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Is there a possibility to configure this IP not only for this specific |
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SSID, but also for a specific MAC address of my wireless card? I only |
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want my "main" wireless card to have this static IP, if another card |
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goes up and connects with the same SSID, it should be configured via |
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DHCP. |
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I tried the following: |
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config_MySSID="dhcp" |
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config_001122334455="192.168.0.10/24" |
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I also changed the order of those two lines, but the SSID based config |
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seems to "win" regardless. Also, if this config would actually work, |
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then I would have this static IP in every network I change (this is not |
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desireable). So I need a logical AND with those two variables, like so: |
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config_MySSID="dhcp" |
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config_001122334455_MySSID="192.168.0.10/24" |
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This would mean the following: Connect to MySSID via DHCP, except when |
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using the interface with the MAC address 001122334455, which should get |
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a static IP. |
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Not to mention that I indeed tried this last one, but it didn't work |
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either. |
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So, what are your thoughts? Is this possible via netifrc? |
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Kind regards |
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Flo |
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