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I need a wireless access point that is bridged with the wired ethernet port and that is connected to another wifi internet router with a client connection as uplink. All devices connected to the RasPi ...
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systemd-networkd can be used to replace the existing networking system on Raspbian. How can I use it for general purposes for networking like DHCP server, name resolution, link-local addresses, mDNS ...
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Systemd's systemd-networkd can be used to replace the existing networking system on Raspbian. How does it work with Raspbian on a Raspberry Pi with two interfaces for ethernet and wlan? Can I also ...
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I wanted to create a Wifi to Ethernet Bridge on my Raspberry Pi, similar to this one. The problem is: I want to conntect a Network Harddrive (WD MyCloud) to the ethernet side. The Harddrive seems to ...
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In a project, I want to use Raspberry Pi Zero W as an USB wifi dongle to my USB Host(PC). Currently only station mode needed, but I would like it has AP mode either, just like a real Wifi Dongle. Is ...
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On networking I often need to know when a connection is complete established with an ip address or if it gets down. In the past this was done with the classic daemon ifplugd. The Debian package for it ...
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I would like to bridge eth0 and wlan0 on Raspberry Pi. The connections are as follows: ________________________________________ | RPi ...
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I would like to have the following setup. Please note that I'm a beginner therefore "Bridge" is in quotes. WiFi LAN 192.168.1.0/24 <~.~.~.~> (wlan0) RPi ...
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I want to use my Raspberry Pi as a bridge between eth0 and wlan0. My goal is to wire connect the Pi to my home router and to cast Wi-Fi with it, eventually getting access to the internet by this Wi-Fi ...
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I have an old printer with only Ethernet and USB, no Wi-Fi connection. I therefore want to know if I can use my Raspberry Pi 3 B+ for that purpose, so that the printer is shown up as a network printer....
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this is my first question on this site. My problem is that i have an old PC lying around with no WiFi adapter but it has an Ethernet adapter. I want to connect my Raspberry pi to WiFi then connect it ...
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Edit2: Original post, look below for an Update. I have a Raspberry Pi 4 that is both connected to a wireless LAN with an internet connection and a router that connects a different local network. The ...
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I followed this guide to try to set up my RPi 3B (Rapian buster) as a wifi bridge. I performed the "General setup" and then the steps under "Setting up an access point with a bridge". There's one big ...
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There are a great many tutorials to do this that require setting up my Pi as a DHCP server. This puts downstream devices on a new subnet. Use case: I want my Pi, which is connected via my WiFi, to ...
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I'm curious whether it is possible to use the Pi in the following configuration: ╔══════════╗ ╔══════════╗ ║ internet ║ ║ device 1 ║ ╚═════╤════╝ ╚═════╤════╝ │ ...
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