castalla wrote:
> I recently added a wifi repeater ... previously I was able to label the
> devices in netscan using the mac addresses. With the repeater, devices
> using that access get the same mac address (??). With upto 15 devices,
> I can't recall what is what!
Thats a basic princip of I
get.amped wrote:
> The wifi repeater should simply create a bridge between it and the other
> wifi access point/router. The devices that connect to it still have
> their own individual and (supposedly) unique Media Access Control (MAC)
> addresses, but maybe the repeater is somehow obfuscating th
castalla wrote:
> Ah ... thereby lies a tale!
>
> I recently added a wifi repeater ... previously I was able to label the
> devices in netscan using the mac addresses. With the repeater, devices
> using that access get the same mac address (??). With upto 15 devices,
> I can't recall what is
bonze wrote:
> This thread has been driving me crazy all day, as I thought the question
> had cropped up before.
>
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?86536-How-do-you-change-the-network-name-of-the-Touch
>
> Looks like it is in /etc/hostname (post #10)
>
> Haven't had the chance to
This thread has been driving me crazy all day, as I thought the question
had cropped up before.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?86536-How-do-you-change-the-network-name-of-the-Touch
Looks like it is in /etc/hostname (post #10)
Haven't had the chance to test this yet though.
LMS
get.amped wrote:
> I'm not advocating that anyone do this...
>
> @castalla - considering that you are running multiple (?) linux hosts
> and are using netscan, it's not a huge leap to think that you are
> familiar with basic principles of TCP/IP networking, even if you haven't
> implemented them
DJanGo wrote:
> please remove the part wit "horst" or "*L*a*m*ehorst" thats ...
> Even a good Antivirus would like changes of "lokalhorst" undo cause
> thats really like elect Bush/Berlusconi/Ferkel as president..
I'm not advocating that anyone do this...
@castalla - considering that you a
DJanGo wrote:
> whats the meaning of this?
>
> Please do a research what is "broadcast" in Terms of Networking and
> whats DNS (Distributed Name Services / Server)
>
>
>
> lirumlarumlöffelstiel
>
> .
I simply asked for advice - not for an online course in networking.
Thanks.
Touch - Mu
castalla wrote:
> Eh?
whats the meaning of this?
Please do a research what is "broadcast" in Terms of Networking and
whats DNS (Distributed Name Services / Server)
castalla wrote:
> I have a number of linux devices which show a hostname - these show up
> in netscan.
lirumlarumlöffelstiel
castalla wrote:
> Hmm?
>
> I have a number of linux devices which show a hostname - these show up
> in netscan.
If your linux devices are running Samba (or other SMB-based file
sharing), they will do the same type of broadcasts. Netscan may also be
able to make queries to those machines based o
get.amped wrote:
> Not really. The devices only have an IP address, either statically
> assigned by you or dynamically assigned by a DHCP server on your
> network. They aren't like Windows computers that will broadcast their
> host name to other Windows computers, one of which ends up maintaining
castalla wrote:
> Is there any way to get these devices to broadcast a host name across my
> network?
Not really. The devices only have an IP address, either statically
assigned by you or dynamically assigned by a DHCP server on your
network. They aren't like Windows computers that will broadcas
DJanGo wrote:
> quite easy...
> Just use the 24/7 System that you got as a dns Server tell them the ip
> xyz has name blablub and everything you dont knew ask 8.8.8.8 (google
> dns).
> Set your dhcp server to use your "new" dns server when a new ip is
> given.
> Then change on the Systems with st
castalla wrote:
> Is there any way to get these devices to broadcast a host name across my
> network?
quite easy...
Just use the 24/7 System that you got as a dns Server tell them the ip
xyz has name blablub and everything you dont knew ask 8.8.8.8 (google
dns).
Set your dhcp server to use your
Is there any way to get these devices to broadcast a host name across my
network?
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