Want to configure AP or DHCP server using Network manager but
finding it difficult to get rid of the pre-set 10.42.0.x/24 network ?
Here is how it can be fixed.
Setup a Hostspot or a network from GUI (nm-applet).
the GUI may not give options to set IP address. Dont worry
lets say the name of the connection is bhasker
$ nmcli c
NAME UUID TYPE DEVICE
bhasker 8f2a5550-d7c0-48f3-a5e5-e39beee0ed58 802-11-wireless ap0
$ nmcli c modify bhasker ipv4.address 172.17.1.1/24
(please note the /24. This is important or else dnsmasq will complain)
$nmcli c up bhasker
thats it ! you now have a DHCP range in 172.17.1.x and an AP !
finding it difficult to get rid of the pre-set 10.42.0.x/24 network ?
Here is how it can be fixed.
Setup a Hostspot or a network from GUI (nm-applet).
the GUI may not give options to set IP address. Dont worry
lets say the name of the connection is bhasker
$ nmcli c
NAME UUID TYPE DEVICE
bhasker 8f2a5550-d7c0-48f3-a5e5-e39beee0ed58 802-11-wireless ap0
$ nmcli c modify bhasker ipv4.address 172.17.1.1/24
(please note the /24. This is important or else dnsmasq will complain)
$nmcli c up bhasker
thats it ! you now have a DHCP range in 172.17.1.x and an AP !