Meteobridge 6.3 acting as a DHCP server
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2025 5:20 pm
Hello,
Just to share a strange behavior I've just got with the last meteobridge build 6.3 with an RPI setup
after having upgraded to the last 6.3 build 2 days ago, I've discovered that the meteobridge's RPI was acting as a DHCP server giving it's own IP@ as a DNS server and Default gateway
the fact my local network was really impacted (no DHCP guard protection here), I've quickly rollback to meteobridge 6.2 and did not took any time to troubleshoot anything.
this is why I'm not fully confident with what I'm arguing here
this is just FYI Boris
what I can say is 2 x laptop was impacted after some hours after this upgrade
Regards
Just to share a strange behavior I've just got with the last meteobridge build 6.3 with an RPI setup
after having upgraded to the last 6.3 build 2 days ago, I've discovered that the meteobridge's RPI was acting as a DHCP server giving it's own IP@ as a DNS server and Default gateway
the fact my local network was really impacted (no DHCP guard protection here), I've quickly rollback to meteobridge 6.2 and did not took any time to troubleshoot anything.
this is why I'm not fully confident with what I'm arguing here
this is just FYI Boris
what I can say is 2 x laptop was impacted after some hours after this upgrade
Regards