Sorry, maybe it wasn't clear.
the snippet is for the peripheral, I didn't need to configure the host IP as it doesn't matter for ssh a headless peripheral.
The issue is not that it doesn't have an IP, the issue is that your peripheral will not be found if you do not activate these discovery services.
If you try to ping from the host, the client_hostname.local you won't find the peripheral.
nmap didn't work either (on top of scanning a netmask of 255.255.0.0 (it is link-local specifications)).
With the discovery service you can ping client_hostname.local and then ssh the IP you found.
Maybe there are other ways but that's the only thing I could make sense of from the NetworkManager doc
the snippet is for the peripheral, I didn't need to configure the host IP as it doesn't matter for ssh a headless peripheral.
The issue is not that it doesn't have an IP, the issue is that your peripheral will not be found if you do not activate these discovery services.
If you try to ping from the host, the client_hostname.local you won't find the peripheral.
nmap didn't work either (on top of scanning a netmask of 255.255.0.0 (it is link-local specifications)).
With the discovery service you can ping client_hostname.local and then ssh the IP you found.
Maybe there are other ways but that's the only thing I could make sense of from the NetworkManager doc
Statistics: Posted by Boorhin — Sun Nov 10, 2024 4:39 pm