What you are doing wont work as every machine has to have an individual
ip address unless your talking multicast
If you are trying to provide some fault tolerance eg two routers you
should look at using carp. This will aloow you to have a floating ip
between two or more machines. Only one machine has it at any one time
though.
rg wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to get two machines on the LAN share the same IP address
assigned by DHCP server by using the bridge interface in rc.conf. But
I have encountered two problems here.
First, the B machine (the one that gets the same IP address as the
main A machine) has no problem accessing the Internet. The A machine,
however, seems to have DNS problems as it cannot resolve any addresses.
And the second problem I've faced is that I cannot figure out how to
use SSH to connect to the A machine from the B machine if they both
share the same IP address. Or is there a better way to have that kind
of remote access?
Warm thank you for all the hints.
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