Nexius
November 21, 2024, 5:09pm
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Hi!
I have a switch crs328 that receive ip from the main router that I do not controll.
All my ethernets ports belongs to bridge and I receive ip as a dhcp client from bridge.
How can I set a static ip to my crs328? For example 10.0.0.25?
Just an example, every time that the router reboots, (once again, I do not controll it) my ip change
the range it’s 10.0.0.XXX, but almost every week change from 10.0.0.25 to 10.0.0.30 to 10.0.0.32… and so on
Why not ask the administator of the router?
You might get into lots of problems when you configure an IP address yourself. And by asking how to do it…you will.
Nexius
November 21, 2024, 5:22pm
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People that own the router do not now how to do it...
Different approach: why do you want it?
Nexius
November 21, 2024, 5:26pm
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cause I have a wireguard server and when I first ask to the owner he paid to someone to open ports to my switch ip at the time
10.0.0.25
But every time that change, I can't acess to the server... only when he gets this 10.0.0.25 ip...
Setting it fixed will most probably cause IP conflicts, the router will not be happy about it.
Only options I can think of:
Select an IP address outside of the DHCP scope
Set that IP address in /ip address (make sure to fill in all relevant information)
Forward to that IP address
You will always need some help from the administrator.
Nexius
November 21, 2024, 5:34pm
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Setting it fixed will most probably cause IP conflicts, the router will not be happy about it.
Only options I can think of:
Select an IP address outside of the DHCP scope
Set that IP address in /ip address (make sure to fill in all relevant information)
Forward to that IP address
You will always need some help from the administrator.
dammmm
how come be so dificult
how come be so dificult
To be honost…the administrator is crap or the router is crap. Because the latter is supporting port forwards I would bet my money on the first.
This is pretty much basic networking stuff.
Nexius
November 21, 2024, 6:08pm
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just found out what make the router keep change my ip... it's due to my mac-adress changes as well
/interface bridge set bridge admin-mac=XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX auto-mac=no
and voilá... hope he never change he's ip... cause the administrator have set the ip on router to my ip be static...