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Python based Host MPU Application for the use with 8DEVICES WHITE-BEET Embedded ISO15118 Module modules to realize IEC/ISO15118 and DIN70121 conform charging communication between electric vehicles (PEV) and elevtric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE). FreeV2G can e.g. been used with a Raspberry Pi.
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Question: How can I change the IPv6 address #293

Closed fjdicker closed 7 months ago

fjdicker commented 8 months ago

What steps are necessary to change the IPv6 address of the access point? I use 0x42 (Set IPv6 Configuration) to add a new address, that works. But I can't delete the original address with this command. Do I have to stop the interface before changing IPv6 address and restart it again after changes are applied?

lho-stx commented 8 months ago

Hey @fjdicker,

normally you do not need to stop the interface.

I set a custom IPv6 on a PEV (station) successfully with the following commands:

  1. delete the existing MAC address by sending modID = 0x05 subID = 0x42 interface = 0x01 command = 0x00 IP = ip of my device
  2. double check if the deletion was successful by sending modID = 0x05 subID = 0x43 interface = 0x01 index = 0x00. This leads to response code 0xff (internal error). This is expected, because no IP address is set at the moment.
  3. send a new MAC address by sending modID = 0x05 subID = 0x42 interface = 0x01 command = 0x01 IP = ip of my device.
  4. double check if adding the IP address was successful by sending modID = 0x05 subID = 0x43 interface = 0x01 index = 0x00.

If you follow these steps, does it work for you?

If not, can you tell me which IP address you want to set?

Best regards, lho

fjdicker commented 8 months ago

Hi @lho-stx I will check that, thanks for your prompt reply.

Kind Regards F.J.

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