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Change DHCP range api and set server as default mode #2988
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Signed-off-by: Patrick José Pereira <patrickelectric@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Patrick José Pereira <patrickelectric@gmail.com>
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ping @Williangalvani @JoaoMario109 |
Does this mean that blueOS would act as a DHCP server on the default eth0 network? If that is the case, then that worries me a little bit, since we usually have an existing device there that does that already, and having two DHCP servers is usually not a great experience. Or does it only kick in if it did not already get a DHCP lease from an existing DHCP server? |
We could turn on the DHCP server if we fail to find one running on the network, I'll create an issue for that. |
In bluerobotics#2988 BlueOS defaultet to running a DHCP server. This will not work for our needs, as we handle our own DHCP server, and we've seen instance of this DHCP server taking over client, unfortunately.
In bluerobotics#2988 BlueOS defaultet to running a DHCP server. This will not work for our needs, as we handle our own DHCP server, and we've seen instance of this DHCP server taking over client, unfortunately.
In bluerobotics#2988 BlueOS defaultet to running a DHCP server. This will not work for our needs, as we handle our own DHCP server, and we've seen instance of this DHCP server taking over client, unfortunately.
In bluerobotics#2988 BlueOS defaultet to running a DHCP server. This will not work for our needs, as we handle our own DHCP server, and we've seen instance of this DHCP server taking over client, unfortunately.
In bluerobotics#2988 BlueOS defaultet to running a DHCP server. This will not work for our needs, as we handle our own DHCP server, and we've seen instance of this DHCP server taking over client, unfortunately.
In bluerobotics#2988 BlueOS defaultet to running a DHCP server. This will not work for our needs, as we handle our own DHCP server, and we've seen instance of this DHCP server taking over client, unfortunately.
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