You also have to kill the ifplugd daemon on the eth0 device: ~ $ sudo cat /etc/rc. I also have the following in my startup script, this will make sure my wifi does get started up (sometimes for no reason at all it would not start). You do this by edting the following file: ~ $ sudo cat /etc/default/ifplugd This is due to signal degradation over the distance from the router to the receiving. Next my new update interfaces file ~ $ sudo cat /etc/network/interfacesĪnd now comes the tricky part, you have to disable the hotplugging of the eth0 device (else it will disable your wlan0). Really you will have better bandwidth by using ethernet than with wifi. Firstly lets look at the wpa_nf file: ~ $ sudo cat /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_nfĬtrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev I got it working right now so I'll share all my configuration files with the community. This applies to Raspbian Wheezy prior to for later (and Jessie/Stretch) See How do I set up networking/WiFi/Static IPĪs suggested by the community, my answer extracted from the question. My question how should I do this correctly? I have the following in my interfaces file: auto lo
If i finally get the both up then I'm unable to ping. The ethernet will disable the wireless for no reason at all. Wlan0: Should connect to my wireless network for internet accessįor some reason I'm unable to activate both connection at the same time (yes I have a good power supply). I want to achieve the following:Įth0: will be used with a static ip and can only connect to the local area network (this will be my NFS server) TksAs long as there is Layer 3 routing between the subnets somewhere in your network (usually at the core switch, router, or firewall), you can configure the Spiceworks Network Scan to look in the exact IP range(s) you specify.I'm struggling with my configuration of my Raspberry Pi. what I really trying to accomplish s that, I run the spicework on desktop computer which obviously uses LAN, for inventory app it only scan the LAN subnet, however I can't scan those wireless devices like Laptops and Mobile devices since they are on different subnet and this is why I shoot this question.
Thanks, guys really appreciate the swift reply of this community.
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