Hi there
is there any way to assign fixed IP addresses to a Duet / Radio running
on a LAN
I'm often testing stuff remotely as well and with a router for example
you often need to Port Forward to specific machines on your LAN. For
example you want to access a HOME computer from work via RDP
You can assign static IP addresses to the Radio, Touch and Controller.
However you could also probably resolve this issue at your router. Set
aside a range in your address space for static IP addresses and set your
computer and VMs to static addresses rather than relying on DHCP.
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Hi there
thanks again for a solution.
I'm fairly new to all this networking stuff -- this basic info is
actually quite hard to get hold of if you aren't used to dealing with
it.
I'm OK at setting up applications etc but Networking has always been
a closed book to me.
Cheers
jimbo
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jimbo45
Hi,
Most routers will allow you to set an IP address for a specific MAC
address. I use a Netgear Router, and it assigns the same address to any
device I have set it to. Look under Attached Devices to get the MAC,
then look under IP Assignments. Add the IP you want, add the MAC for
the device,
nk7z;518153 Wrote:
Hi,
Most routers will allow you to set an IP address for a specific MAC
address. I use a Netgear Router, and it assigns the same address to any
device I have set it to. Look under Attached Devices to get the MAC,
then look under IP Assignments. Add the IP you want,
andynormancx;518115 Wrote:
...get their addresses via DHCP if you want them to end up with the
correct addresses is a fragile approach
AFAIK, this is only fragile with windows wireless clients, and is in an
issue in the ms wireless stack. Shouldn't be any kind of issue with
SBs.
If you're
The fragility that I'm talking about has little to do with MSFT's
network stack and everything to do with the typically lousy DHCP
implementation on consumer level routers. I'd also not recommend using
address reservation on many consumer routers, the ones I auditioned last
year all had big
I had quite a few problems running dynamic addressing with my
Squeezeboxes plus laptop, desktop, printer. I think it was related to
the consumer router DHCP implementation that andynormancx talked
about. Currently everything but my Laptop and my Radio are using true
static addresses. My router
I don't have my Radio nearby and don't remember the exact placement of
things on the Radio's flavor of Linux, but first place I'd look/edit is
/etc/networking/interfaces
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aubuti
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aubuti;518373 Wrote:
I don't have my Radio nearby and don't remember the exact placement of
things on the Radio's flavor of Linux, but first place I'd look/edit is
/etc/networking/interfaces
Thats what I've done with my controller ssh to it and edit that file.
Turn on remote login in the
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