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drekthrall
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RPi as router - give device static IP
Hello, I am using raspberry pi 2B as wifi router I need to give connected devices static IP's. Any ideas how to do that ?
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Re: RPi as router - give device static IP
Use MAC addresses. They can be configured with a static IP address and the device will always get the same IP.
How you do it depends on which DHCP server you're running.
How you do it depends on which DHCP server you're running.
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Re: RPi as router - give device static IP
https://wiki.debian.org/DHCP_Server
Shows how to do that mac address-to-static address thing Dougie just mentioned, if you're using the isc-dhcp-server package on your Pi.
Shows how to do that mac address-to-static address thing Dougie just mentioned, if you're using the isc-dhcp-server package on your Pi.