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Something to bear in mind with the Raspberry Pi is that in its default
configuration, it tends to generate a new MAC address on a reboot.
Of course, that means it gets a different IP address from DHCP.
Took me ages to figure out. If that=B9s your problem, let me know and
I=B9l=
l dig
through my config to find the fix.
Cheers,
Steve
From: Simon McCaughey <simonmcc@xxxxxxx>
Reply-To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Date: Wednesday, 19 March 2014 10:48
To: UK Home Automation List <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Subject: [ukha_d] Home Network IP problem
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Hi,
I am installing one of my Raspberry Pi Touchscreen heating controllers in a
friends home and there is something odd about the IP setup. Occasionally
connections from devices (like the iPad) to the Pi timeout, and other times
they work 100%.
He has 3 routers. The first is the main one, with ADSL connection, and
wireless enabled. Then there is a second, DHCP disabled, wired to the first
one, with wireless enabled again (all settings the same as the first).
The third is in an outhouse, and is wired to the second (so the 3 are in a
chain) and also has wireless enabled.
Any pointers as to how to look at traffic on the network, or diagnose the
intermittent problems? I'd appreciate suggestions as to commands or tools
(linux or windows)
Regards
Simon
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<div>Something to bear in mind with the Raspberry Pi is that in its
default configuration, it tends to generate a new MAC address on a
reboot.</div><div><br></div><div>Of course,
that means it gets a different IP address from
DHCP. </div><div><br></div><div>Took
me ages to figure out. If that’s your problem, let me know and
I’ll dig through my config to find the
fix.</div><div><br></div><div>Cheers,</div><div>Steve</div><div><br></div><span
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heating controllers in a friends home and there is something odd about the
IP setup. Occasionally connections from devices (like the
iPad) to the Pi timeout, and other times they work 100%.</div><div
style=""><br></div><div
style="">He has 3 routers. The first is the main one, with
ADSL connection, and wireless enabled. Then there is a second, DHCP
disabled, wired to the first one, with wireless enabled again (all settings
the same as the first).</div><div style="">The third
is in an outhouse, and is wired to the second (so the 3 are in a chain) and
also has wireless enabled.</div><div
style=""><br></div><div
style="">Any pointers as to how to look at traffic on the
network, or diagnose the intermitte
nt problems? I'd appreciate suggestions as to commands or tools (linux or
windows)</div><div><br
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