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Systems with 2 IPs get listed under just 1 of them #48
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Thanks. |
please, can you execute this command:
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Hi? |
Sorry, was tied up with family events all weekend. Here is the output: pi@pi-hole:~ $ sqlite3 ~/pialert/db/pialert.db "select * from devices where dev_mac like 'dc:a6:32%'" dc:a6:32:93:70:c6|pi-hole|House|Other|Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd|0|Always on||2021-01-26 22:11:00|2021-01-26 22:11:00|192.168.1.245|0|1|1|1|0|0|2021-01-26 22:12:21.377531|0 Kahncert is my Kodi server. I swapped the actual RPi out once while triaging a problem with it which is why it has 2 MAC entries. Kahntainer is the RPi in question with the dual interfaces. |
#76 - Pi device that is running Pi.Alert shows as offline only to confirm, can you execute this command |
I have a RPi connected to my network with both ethernet and Wi-Fi:
In Pi.Alert the system was only showing as 2 separate "(unknown)" entries:
I checked them and found they have different MAC addresses. The first one is actually the ETH0 connection and the second is the WLAN0. The ETH0 uses a static IP that is much higher than the dynamic IP that the system picks up on WLAN0.
Pi.Alert is incorrectly saying the ETH0 connection is using the dynamic IP that the WLAN connection uses and is totally ignoring the static IP for some reason.
(Edit to correct the Pi.Alert screenshot fragment)
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