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Can't change the network ip address #53
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What OS distro and version? |
I'm running Ubuntu 18 on a raspberry pi 4 After searching for DHCP services I didn't find anything (I searched for lease file in /var/lib/dhcp but I don't have a dhcp directory, and I didn't find any services that looked like DHCP services) Here are the lnxrouter logs:
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What's the full command you ran? If that's true, |
This is the full command I use: You're right, I've created a virtual interface myself using this command: I use this virtual device in order to still have wlan0 as a classic wifi client. Moreover, this is maybe an other issue, but if I'm trying to run the hotspot with on wlan0, here is what I get (with logs):
Then my bash prompt appears, but some logs are displayed after that:
It looks like two instances are run. Regarding the errors in the logs ( |
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Wow, using Just in case, here is the output of
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I'm trying to set a custom network address, but unfortunately it never changes.
I'm running the access point using this command:
sudo ./lnxrouter --ap ap@wlan0 MyAccessPoint -p MyPassPhrase -g 10.10.10.10
When I look at my ip address, I have this:
The first one never changes, regardless of what I give in -g or even if i set -g.
I can ping 10.10.10.10 from the host itself, but not from a connected client.
Concerning the clients, they got an a dress in 192.168.4.0 too:
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