Quote from: DanZaph on April 12, 2014, 10:06:27 PM

Quote from: Zoella on April 12, 2014, 09:36:26 PM

Well, I just got the messed up Android issue.

By simply not sharing the same subnet (no multicast I'm assuming), my cubes are fine again.

Yes, all that is needed is a separate subnet, it can even be on the same ethernet cable. Thus the `Droids don't reuse expired IP addresses that conflict with the IP addresses used by the miners.

Actually, the issue I was having was not IP reuse. I enter DHCP reservations for all my devices, and all static IP are assigned in outside of my DHCP range.

I don't think this is an IP reuse issue.

EDIT:

My DHCP range started at .50, and continued for 162 addresses. This takes me through .212.
The new Android devices were set with DHCP reservations of .169 & .170, with several dozen other DHCP reservations in use up to .211.
The cubes are static addresses starting at .221, while the RPi Minepeon has a reserved DHCP of .201.
My logs and activity showed no IP address overlap. All devices showed their correct IP addresses at all times.