Message: 3 Date: Mon, 12 Aug 2013 14:32:39 +0100 From: Andrew
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Can I use hostnames with ssh without editing /etc/hosts Message-ID:
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Tim, I want to use my Pi for many other projects, some on the
'bare metal' so I won't make it the DNS.
I've also had a suggestion from a friend here in very rural Dorset.
Configure my router to allocate static IP addresses. This seems to be
possible with the Huawei but the GUI is
Does anyone know of any charity that does up computers for sending to
foreign lands and wants some components?
I am having a clearout and have mostly wireless stuff (Symbol, Netgear
and Intel) and some Ethernet cards and a couple of Video cards. I think
all of the wireless kit predates WAP
Hi Peter,
I've also had a suggestion from a friend here in very rural Dorset.
Configure my router to allocate static IP addresses.
Whoa!!! You don't configure static IP addresses at the router. They
are done on the individual hosts/devices.
Perhaps what John's friend was suggesting it
Hi John,
The router has the correct hostname for each computer but I get a
refusal if I try, say, jd@jd-Dimension-5000, whereas
jd@192.168.1.5 works.
Ralph, the failure message was ssh: connect to host jd-Dimension-5000
port 22: Connection refused.
OK, that means jd-Dimension-5000
On 17/08/13 20:56, Peter Merchant wrote:
Does anyone know of any charity that does up computers for sending to
foreign lands and wants some components?
I am having a clearout and have mostly wireless stuff (Symbol, Netgear
and Intel) and some Ethernet cards and a couple of Video cards. I
Hi,
On Sat, Aug 17 at 08:44, Peter Merchant wrote:
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Whoa!!! You don't configure static IP addresses at the router. They are
done on the individual hosts/devices.
A static IP address can be configured by the router using DHCP in fact I
find this a very useful feature of DHCP. All my
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