Topic: Setting BAMT Rig to static IP address (Read 8984 times)
Ok thanx for the help
Its extremely easy: connect display to rig, right click on network icon in taskbar, set your connection to static ip.
Easy? Finding the keyboard and monitor is easy? Ohh and the mouse too!? C'mooon... and most likely those settings are also reseted upon reboot just like modifications in interfaces
Easier way.. Write script to modify /etc/network/interfaces upon boot and reboot network after making changes. No freaking monitors or mouses needed - only ssh access
/etc/network/interfaces
Code:
iface eth0 inet static
address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
netmask xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
netmask xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Easiest way... Set static IP from router according to MAC address
Okay, his suggestion is easy so not bashing him there. Not everyone is a Linux pro and knows all the ins and outs of SSH access. If it solves the mans (or womans) problem then by all means use all tools you have available to you.
I have 2 BAMT rigs, both I manage 95% of the time via SSH, but I do have both configured with static IP's, and I did both via the GUI interface.
Also, I'm not sure because I am no Linux/SSH pro, but dont you need to set the DNS as well? I get hit with storms and outages all the time, I never have to reset my network settings after being done the first time.
i already do it but nothing happened :/
I think you need to remove the network manager or it will overwrite your settings.
Code:
apt-get remove network-manager
i set ip static but every reboot i need to redo it :/
someone can help
someone can help
Its extremely easy: connect display to rig, right click on network icon in taskbar, set your connection to static ip.
Easy? Finding the keyboard and monitor is easy? Ohh and the mouse too!? C'mooon... and most likely those settings are also reseted upon reboot just like modifications in interfaces
Easier way.. Write script to modify /etc/network/interfaces upon boot and reboot network after making changes. No freaking monitors or mouses needed - only ssh access
/etc/network/interfaces
Code:
iface eth0 inet static
address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
netmask xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
netmask xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Easiest way... Set static IP from router according to MAC address
Its extremely easy: connect display to rig, right click on network icon in taskbar, set your connection to static ip.
If you for some reason do not want to use the router configuration route, see this link:
http://www.techiecorner.com/486/how-to-setup-static-ip-in-debian/
Note that this is for people who do not have access to a monitor and thus cannot view X windows.
http://www.techiecorner.com/486/how-to-setup-static-ip-in-debian/
Note that this is for people who do not have access to a monitor and thus cannot view X windows.
I would do it thru the router, and set the static IP for each MAC address of the hardware.
Afternoon everyone,
After last night we had a few huge thunderstorms roll through and we lost power for a few minutes. No damage was done, but I have noticed a little issue with my rig. It is set up that I can view my status page via port forwarding on my router, but it seems that the rig likes to change its IP address when ever I have to shut it down or it loses power.
Its not a huge problem, but with getting more rigs, it will be a pain to change the routers settings for 6+ rigs each time I have a power outage or have to fix one of them.
Is there a way to set each rig to its same IP address that it assigns its self too each time?
Thanks in advance for the help as always.
After last night we had a few huge thunderstorms roll through and we lost power for a few minutes. No damage was done, but I have noticed a little issue with my rig. It is set up that I can view my status page via port forwarding on my router, but it seems that the rig likes to change its IP address when ever I have to shut it down or it loses power.
Its not a huge problem, but with getting more rigs, it will be a pain to change the routers settings for 6+ rigs each time I have a power outage or have to fix one of them.
Is there a way to set each rig to its same IP address that it assigns its self too each time?
Thanks in advance for the help as always.
There is a way to set that in the BAMT rig itself, I don't recall what it is right now. You can find out on the BAMT thread I'm sure.
Or, you could just assign it a non-expiring static IP in your router/switch, which is what I do.
Afternoon everyone,
After last night we had a few huge thunderstorms roll through and we lost power for a few minutes. No damage was done, but I have noticed a little issue with my rig. It is set up that I can view my status page via port forwarding on my router, but it seems that the rig likes to change its IP address when ever I have to shut it down or it loses power.
Its not a huge problem, but with getting more rigs, it will be a pain to change the routers settings for 6+ rigs each time I have a power outage or have to fix one of them.
Is there a way to set each rig to its same IP address that it assigns its self too each time?
Thanks in advance for the help as always.
After last night we had a few huge thunderstorms roll through and we lost power for a few minutes. No damage was done, but I have noticed a little issue with my rig. It is set up that I can view my status page via port forwarding on my router, but it seems that the rig likes to change its IP address when ever I have to shut it down or it loses power.
Its not a huge problem, but with getting more rigs, it will be a pain to change the routers settings for 6+ rigs each time I have a power outage or have to fix one of them.
Is there a way to set each rig to its same IP address that it assigns its self too each time?
Thanks in advance for the help as always.
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