The real question is: do you really want to do that? what if you connect
2 cameras, what happens? plus the problem on another message...
IMHO, this would work better:
try DHCP for some time, withou any ip, then use autoip...
Alain
Piero 74 escreveu:
Hi all
I tested a network camera, which seems work in this way:
it has a DHCP client inside, which starts on power on. But until an IP
from DHCP server is available, it answers on fixed ip (i.e. 192.168.1.3)
Can i do the same using lwip?
I tried to bring up an interface with fixed IP and after start DHCP, but
it doesn't work: i didn't receive a new ip address from DHCP server.
I saw DHCP traffic using wireshark: in normal situation, DHCP client
sends packet from 0.0.0.0 to broadcast, and the server answers, in my
situation i have DHCP request from 192.168.1.3 to broadcast...
i suppose this could be the problem
Any idea??
Thanks,
Piero
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