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#1 2014-08-02 09:43:57
- otako
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[Solved] Why do I have two IP addresses?
Hi everyone,
I have a doubt. Recently I tried to set up a static local IP address. I chose as my address 192.168.0.1. Having no success I decided to look into my router's (Netger DG834G) settings and I found an option that allows to reserve certain IP addresses to certain MAC IDs, and that worked fine (i chose 192.168.0.2 this time).
Today I went into the "Connected devices" tab of my router's settings and I found that to my MAC address are associated two IP addresses, specifically 192.168.0.2 and 192.168.0.10.
Now, why is that? I use GNOME-Shell and in the configuration of the wired connection everything is now set to "Automatic", as well in the settings of the router.
Last edited by otako (2014-08-02 10:19:23)
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#2 2014-08-02 09:47:23
- lolilolicon
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Re: [Solved] Why do I have two IP addresses?
Are you sure these are *currently* connected devices?
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#3 2014-08-02 09:54:25
- otako
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Re: [Solved] Why do I have two IP addresses?
Yes. I have tried with another device and once disconnected is immediately removed from the list of connceted devices.
python -c 'p=__import__("string").printable;print("".join(p[p.index(l)-1] for l in "gfssbspwjmmb[hnbjm/dpn"))'
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#4 2014-08-02 10:19:10
- otako
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Re: [Solved] Why do I have two IP addresses?
Ok, nevermind. Reserving 192.168.0.10 to my MAC address and then removing the reservation solved this side issue.
python -c 'p=__import__("string").printable;print("".join(p[p.index(l)-1] for l in "gfssbspwjmmb[hnbjm/dpn"))'
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