Continuing the discussion from DHCP server, is it possible to load a bunch of MAC address, IP address and host name with a file? :
I just want to have a single static IP address if EITHER connects with Ethernet OR WiFi. My TV my NUC my Blue ray have both WiFi and Ethernet.
Additional problem I have with my Extender, if I connect to WiFi to my Netgear Router I get logged with the correct MAC Address, if I connect to WiFi with my Netgear Extender I get a virtual MAC address (the first 6 digits are CHANGED by the extender). The device is of course the same, but my router sees it as 2 different devices assigning 2 different static IP ADDRESS.
That is why I would like to have this function in pi-hole
Unfortunately this is not working
Bridge both network interfaces (create a bridge interface):
Darn this gave me some headaches bc they changed things again
Better put the IP on the bridge interface like below.
In "/etc/network/interfaces":
allow-hotplug eth0
iface eth0 inet manual
allow-hotplug wlan0
iface wlan0 inet manual
wpa-conf /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
wpa-ssid <YOUR_SSID_NAME>
wpa-psk <PASSWORD>
auto br0
iface br0 inet manual
bridge_ports eth0 wlan0
In "/etc/dhcpcd.conf":
interface eth0
nodhcp
nodhcp6
interface wlan0
nodhcp
nodhcp6
int…
Owh Ps. Better run "pihole -r" after to have Pi-Hole listen to the correct bridge interface.
claudioita:
Additional problem I have with my Extender, if I connect to WiFi to my Netgear Router I get logged with the correct MAC Address, if I connect to WiFi with my Netgear Extender I get a virtual MAC address (the first 6 digits are CHANGED by the extender). The device is of course the same, but my router sees it as 2 different devices assigning 2 different static IP ADDRESS.
@deHakkelaar
and what about this issue, can it be solved?
sorry newb here. My notebook (or NUC) does connect to the same network of the pi3, but not to it. IS it the same?
Which other implication there are it bridging my wlan and ethernet?
p.s. I have 6 wlan
Ground floor 2,4 and 5GHz
FIrst Floor 2,4 and 5
Second floor (with extender) 2,4 and 5
No.
Or you need to hack the "Netgear Extender" box to spoof MAC.
I dont understand what you mean ?
I just pointed out there exists a way of having one IP address being available on two different networks (eth0 & wlan0) , as you requested: