Some background.
I have dnsmasq running on a Pi as a DNS/DHCP server (obviously, that Pi has a static address configured).
I have some machines that only connect wirelessly, and some that only connect wired to the network, so no issues there, I have dhcp-host lines for each of them with a 'reserved' IP4 address so none of them move around the network.
However, I now want to connect a Pi5 both wired and wirelessly.
If I have two dhcp-host lines in there, one for the wired and one for the wireless interface, I can see that the pi gets both addresses as expected, both in ip addr show and hostname -I output.
From another machine, I only seem to be able to get one host address for that hostname, and if I use nslookup against the dnsmasq machine, it only shows me one address.
Am I missing something obvious?
I have dnsmasq running on a Pi as a DNS/DHCP server (obviously, that Pi has a static address configured).
I have some machines that only connect wirelessly, and some that only connect wired to the network, so no issues there, I have dhcp-host lines for each of them with a 'reserved' IP4 address so none of them move around the network.
However, I now want to connect a Pi5 both wired and wirelessly.
If I have two dhcp-host lines in there, one for the wired and one for the wireless interface, I can see that the pi gets both addresses as expected, both in ip addr show and hostname -I output.
From another machine, I only seem to be able to get one host address for that hostname, and if I use nslookup against the dnsmasq machine, it only shows me one address.
Am I missing something obvious?
Statistics: Posted by SteveSpencer — Sun Jun 09, 2024 9:36 pm