IPs swapped between wlan0 and wlan1

[VascoFerraz]

Hi,

I am being haunted by some strange issue which changes the IPs between wlan0 and wlan1.

In my router I associated wlan0 MAC address to 192.168.10.5 and wlan1 to 192.168.10.6.


Also, I defined wlan0 as static (192.168.10.5) and wlan1 also as static (192.168.10.6).


And now this is the result after calling ifconfig (ips are swapped).

[epoch1970]

Everything is working normally as far as I see.
If you intended to use a static IP configuration instead of MAC based fixed IP DHCP leases (why, oh why?) you obviously missed reading the first lines of the interfaces file: "For static IP, consult..."

[DougieLawson]

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[VascoFerraz]

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Now I understand that I did not have a problem, however I can know assigned wlan0/1 to the IPs I want.

Thank you so much.

[MrEngman]

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Now I understand that I did not have a problem, however I can know assigned wlan0/1 to the IPs I want.

Thank you so much.

Read line 3 of file /etc/network/interfaces. You really shouldn't edit that file for your static IP's but set up the static IP's in file /etc/dhcpcd.conf.


MrEngman

[VascoFerraz]

Read line 3 of file /etc/network/interfaces. You really shouldn't edit that file for your static IP's but set up the static IP's in file /etc/dhcpcd.conf.

In fact I did not read that note about static IPs.

However, as I was experiencing that "strange issue" regarding IPs I decided to change from DHCP to fixed IPs in the Rpi (but as I said, I didn't read that note).

As this "strange issue" was not a bug, I was not able to get the expected result with DHCP neither with fixed IPs.

Now I am using again DHCP into the Rpi and IPs assignment are working as expected

Thank you so much your your guidance.