Self, never mind. That's not going to work out for at least a couple
reasons, the biggest being that you can't stop *all* of the system,
other than pihole, from using the 2nd interface and the 2 hosts have
different rules in the firewall. Go back to the Docker image instead.
At least I found out how to do what I was asking for so it's not a total
waste of time. The "solution" is to add the following section to
/etc/systemd/network/eth1.network
[DHCPv6]
Hostname=pihole
DUIDType=uuid
DUIDRawData=00:02:00:00:ab:11:e5:57:e9:1f:92:75:89:50
On 10/3/22 10:26, Steve wrote:
For years now I have been assigning both v4 and v6 addresses to my hosts
this way
dhcp-host=dmz,F0:4D:A2:2E:AB:C4,server-d, 192.168.2.2
dhcp-host=dmz,00:11:0A:5F:F7:FE,pihole, 192.168.2.3
and
dhcp-host=id:00:02:00:00:AB:11:51:D7:96:BA:E4:CE:13:F5, server-d,
[fdfc:5b34:b12::2]
dhcp-host=id:00:02:00:00:ab:11:e5:57:e9:1f:92:75:89:50, pihole,
[fdfc:5b34:b12::3]
The hardware that Pi-hole was running on has died and I've installed the
Pi-hole package on the server-d hardware and added a NIC so I can have
separate addresses for the package. The v4 assignments work as expected.
The problem, of course, is that server-d has only the single DUID, as
shown above, and I seemingly have no way to assign the
[fdfc:5b34:b12::3] address to the new NIC. I've searched high and low
for either a way to assign a separate DUID to the new NIC or for a
different way (other than DUID) to identify the NICs. I've found many
posts, going back over 5 years, on vaguely-related topics but nothing to
address my need specifically.
If there is a way to accomplish my need/want I hope the answer is
forthcoming here.
Thanks for your time.
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