Interesting thing today. DHCP has worked a few times (Not aware of changing anything) , but there is a mystery .. I get back
>var eth = require("WIZnet").connect(); ={} >eth.setIP() > Send DHCP_DISCOVER > Receive DHCP_OFFER > Send DHCP_Request > Receive DHCP_ACK =true >eth.getIP() ={ "ip":"192.168.254.144", "subnet":"255.255.255.0", "gateway":"192.168.254.100", "dns":"208.67.222.222", "mac":"020809ee0008" } >
The mac address is the mystery .. the WizNet board is actually 00-08-dc-1d-4c-33 (or at least that is what is printed on the sticker on the board).
The 02-08-09-ee-00-08 address does actually show up in the ARP table on my PC against 192.168.254.144.
However if I do set the IP/DNS/Gateway explicitly, I get the address on the sticker.
Any idea where 02-08-09-ee-00-08 is coming from ?
Thanks.
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Interesting thing today. DHCP has worked a few times (Not aware of changing anything) , but there is a mystery .. I get back
The mac address is the mystery .. the WizNet board is actually 00-08-dc-1d-4c-33 (or at least that is what is printed on the sticker on the board).
The 02-08-09-ee-00-08 address does actually show up in the ARP table on my PC against 192.168.254.144.
However if I do set the IP/DNS/Gateway explicitly, I get the address on the sticker.
Any idea where 02-08-09-ee-00-08 is coming from ?
Thanks.