SOLVED: static ip question

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SOLVED: static ip question

Postby jpod1977 » Sun Jul 11, 2010 10:18 am

first thing first thank you for such a great product.
i got it installed and working with the help of searching the forums and the wiki
but there is on thing i cant figure out how to do
i want to setup a DHCP reservation for two MAC address to use the same IP
I know that you can not have the same IP used at the same time.
the laptop uses 192.168.1.50 when on WiFi
when i plug it into the docking station it disables WiFi and connects to Wired LAN pulling a new IP i would like to get the wired to have the same IP so i can have port forwards the same (like uTorrent on port 41000) instead of having to reset these port every time
is this possible? in the dhcp deamon if so how?
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Re: static ip question

Postby cpg » Mon Jul 12, 2010 7:41 pm

No, I think this is not possible/

However, without static IP assignments, if the DHCP lease is released properly and cleaned up, a modern OS would probably ask the same name, and Amahi would gladly give it out.

NOW, because this usually happens quickly, the old lease is usually in the caches and/or not released nicely by the OS, so a separate lease is probably given.

That's the way the DHCP server works. I have a similar issue. But then it's hard to control when this switch happens.
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Re: static ip question

Postby cale250 » Mon Jul 12, 2010 8:14 pm

If you really want a hack on your hands, try seeing if your ethernet adapter will do MAC spoofing (google it). That way, the server is none the wiser. ;)

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Re: static ip question

Postby jpod1977 » Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:59 pm

all right thanks for the info on mac cloning/spoofing will look into that, but now i have to find out how to restore a HDD. Damn new drive died 12 hours after buying/installing and puting into LVM

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Re: static ip question

Postby jpod1977 » Tue Jul 13, 2010 10:29 pm

Wow that was a close call. HDD was fine.. SATA cable when bad, a first for me.
the spoofing method works great. Thank you

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