Lennart Poettering schrieb: > On Tue, 26.05.09 12:12, Florian Erfurth ([email protected]) wrote: > >> Florian Erfurth schrieb: >> >>> And seldom such bad thing happens (which must not happen :( ): >>> (Resolver) Failed to resolve service 'Floh' of type '_boxMySQL._tcp' in >>> domain 'local': Timeout reached >>> >> Hi, I found out, after timeout avahi tells me the host does have such >> address like "169.254.9.181" which is wrong (true: "192.168.0.120"). >> Where the hell does avahi get such address? And why does it happen? >> > That's an IPv4LL address. It gets assigned by avahi-autoipd or a > similar tool. Most modern systems use it as fallback when no manual > configuration and no DHCP is available. > Umm... on Server the IP is set manually to 192.168.0.120 so it has a fixed address. This is why I'm wondering about the IPv4LL address displayed on client. How can I get rid of this? Sometime I just got "169.254.9.XXX". (this is bad) Sometime I got "169.254.9.XXX" and after some seconds I got "192.168.0.120". (this is ok)
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