DougieLawson wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 15, 2020 12:04 am

Give each machine a unique hostname and your problem will vanish.

Thanks for this advice. I did a and then went into Network Options => Hostname. I now have pi4.local and pi1.local which work great

sudo apt install avahi-utils Can you please tell me how to disable this on an RPi that I have configured with a static IP, and no longer want raspberrypi.local to resolve to its address? Eh? I don't understand what you're asking. If you don't want the (in some ways very useful) Bonjour configuratio...

If you do not enable internet connection sharing with the USB ethernet adaptor interface, the Pi will have an address in the 169.254.x.x range and will have no internet access. If you do enable internet connection sharing, it will have an address in the range 192.168.137.x and you will be able to u...

DougieLawson wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 10, 2020 12:54 pm

sudo apt install avahi-utils

Can you please tell me how to disable this on an RPi that I have configured with a static IP, and no longer want raspberrypi.local to resolve to its address?

Okay, I have solved it. All I needed to do was tell the USB ethernet adaptor to use the following address: 192.168.137.1 255.255.255.0 And once that is done, the raspberrypi.local will resolve to the address of the locally-connected Pi. If you do not enable internet connection sharing with the USB e...

I've done some more testing, and avahi-browse and avahi-resolve are not recognised commands on my Pi. To make it clear what's happening: when I connect the RPi1 to my DHCP network, the address raspberrypi.local resolves to it, and I can connect without having to know an IP address. The same thing ha...

Okay, I have done some more testing, and the raspberrypi.local address works just fine with my RPi3. It resolves to an IPv6 address which I can ping and SSH into. For some reason, it doesn't work with my RPi1, even though the USB ethernet adaptor has the same address of 169.254.119.14. The other ada...

Hmm, I have tested the RPi on my home network using DHCP, and I can connect to it using raspberrypi.local I notice in my network adaptors settings that the USB ethernet adaptor connected to the Pi is showing up with a red X next to it and says Unidentified Network. If I go into the status page, IPv4...

Hi everyone, thanks for the suggestions. I have downloaded nmap and used it to perform a scan. However, it's taking a very long time and so far hasn't found anything. Am I using the right command?

Hi everyone, I have a Raspberry Pi 1 running the latest version of Raspberry Pi OS lite. I would like to SSH into it so I can work on the command line. My home network has DHCP, and I can easily connect the Pi to that and determine the IP address from my router. I would like to be able to work on th...

Yep, full size SDHC card and Raspberry Pi Model B.

I've spent all afternoon formatting and testing the card, and never got it working with the RPi. Fortunately you can get a fast 16GB SDHC from eBay for under AUD$9.00. I ordered two

Hi, everyone I have a 16GB SanDisk Class 10 Extreme SDHC card that used to boot just fine on my Raspberry Pi. Yesterday, for some reason, it stopped working. I see nothing except a solid red LED on the RPi when I apply power. I tried reimaging the card with Win32DiskImager (I had no essential data o...

Hi everyone, I'm trying to configure my RPi, that is using Raspbian Jessie, to use a static IP. I have Googled some instructions, but they do not seem to be working. Here is my /etc/network/interface: # interfaces(5) file used by ifup(8) and ifdown(8) # Please note that this file is written to be us...

Hi all, I'm new to Raspberry Pi, and somewhat new to Linux. I'm trying to setup a LAMP server using the instructions here: http://my-music.mine.nu/images/rpi_raspianwheezy_setup.pdf I get stuck halfway through because my device runs out of space. I'm using a 4GB SD card. Here is the output of a df -...