Hi all. I have googled, and failed miserably. My ocd is doing my head in with this. Essentially, attempting to assign a handful of devices static ips. 192.168.1.241 192.168.1.242 192.168.1.243 192.168.1.244 192.168.1.245 cant 192.168.1.246 cant 192.168.1.247 192.168.1.248 Etc. Pretty much…

We probably need a bit more context. People (including me) sometimes use static IP and reserved IP interchangeably but they really aren't. Sounds like you are trying to assign these IPs a DHCP reservation? Usually these are assigned by MAC address in your DHCP server but the steps you need to go …

Here's a short explanation I wrote up about the basics of DHCP. [image] Hubitat grabbed a new IP address 🛎️ Get Help Yes...a DHCP reservation is different from static. DHCP works in scopes. For example, you can assign a scope that says "hand out any IP address between 10…

I'm assigning using the router, mac addy. I can do this for a stack of devices. I can't figure out why I can't do this for 2 particular ip addys. It's odd

[image] djh_wolf: 2 particular ip addys Can you ping them? What router do you have? Are you sure they aren't already assigned out?

ah, there we go. I missed this. I can't figure out what this actually is. I'd rather kick it onto a different iP...but I can't figure out what the hell it is. [image] (it's the x.125)

Jiangxi Hongpai Technology Co., Ltd. is the device manufacturer based on mac

:grin: Isn't that the best! Just Google the MAC, it's not like it'll come back with some unknown Chinese company. :wink: edit: There you go. Jiangxi Hongpai

[image] Robertgmcneill: Jiangxi Hongpai Technology Co looks like they make Gigabit PCI cards

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Here's a short explanation I wrote up about the basics of DHCP.