On Wed, Jun 21, 2017 at 10:55 AM, Jakob Schürz <wertsto...@nurfuerspam.de> wrote:
> Hi! > > I'm fiddeling around with network, to find out, how it works. I know, > it's not made for use in Laptops moving in different networks. > > But there is a solution with wpa_supplicant to connect to different > WLANs. I also found a Solution when i connect to my mobile phone, using > usb-thetering for the network-connection. This also works. > > My question is - and i googled the half last night - how to configure > networkd to set dhcp on on wireless-network (especially internet-cafe, > wlan in trains...) and give a fixed ip-address at the home-wlan or the > wlan at work (different ip then the home-fixed-ip) > You can't do this with networkd alone, as it cannot yet distinguish between different Wi-Fi SSIDs. (Open a feature request on Github.) NetworkManager, connman, or perhaps a recent dhcpcd (which AFAIK introduced wpa_supplicant support recently) would work better in this case. Is there also a possibility to set different fixed and dynamic > ip-addresses when connection to different wired lans? Also the home-lan > (static ip) and the lan at work (static) and the lan in university (dhcp). > Unfortunately, wired LANs don't even *have* anything like a SSID, so tools can't distinguish between them at all. Really, just use DHCP at home... But some of them (e.g. NetworkManager) allow manually switching between connection profiles, e.g. you can have a "DHCP" profile and a "Work - static" profile. -- Mantas Mikulėnas <graw...@gmail.com>
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