I am having massive problems with the application and have decided to split it between 2 or more endpoints. That brings up the problem of communication during development and debugging.
How do I change the IP on the USB interface so that it’s a static 192.168.1.x address?
I can make a bridge so they can properly see my local network, but their IP would have to be 192.168.1.x
I am not sure what “communication” do you want, but yes, you can debug without usb cable on latest version. You can use USB network or WiFi to debug. Not need always 192.168.82.2
Can I change the address of the USB interface from 192.168.82.2 to > 192.168.211.4?
I would think there is a config file for doing this on the SD.
/etc/network/interfaces
Ah, so it’s like Debian. SWEET! Now I can have multiple Endpoints Connected to the dev env.
and, /etc/dnsmasq.conf
line 145: Update the range, if talk to Endpoint from Window 10, 11
line 146: Update range, if talk to Endpoint from Linux, MacOS…
Since I’m now using an RPI3 and an Endpoint, I figured the easiest way would be to plug the endpoint domino downstream of the RPI3. It totally works! I’m installing Postgres on the RPI, and the Endpoint should be able to talk via TCP/IP to it at speeds of 66Mbps!
How is DNS configured? I’ve been modifying the /etc/network/interfaces file to no avail.
DNS configured in here:
