Installed on RPI, my network address on pc is 1921.68.10.125, i am accessing RPI on 192.168.10.130, but ifconfig on RPI shows
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 02:42:AC:1E:21:00
inet addr:172.30.33.0 Bcast:0.0.0.0 Mask:255.255.254.0
errr, how can this be?
You might have another ethernet adapter on the pi attached to your network.
For example, the PI has wifi, so search your ifconfig output for waln0 to see if that answers your question.
Did you install hassio, or the hass application on an OS? That looks like the ifconfig you get from the hassio shell.
hassio runs inside docker. what you are seeing is the ‘private’ network within the docker environment. it is completely normal
@flamingm0e is spot-on. Check this article if you want to understand better what’s going on:
http://m.linuxjournal.com/content/concerning-containers-connections-docker-networking
Very good and useful link! But still, how to get the IP address of the host from inside the docker? In other words, giving the case stated by the original post above, how to get to know IP 192.168.10.130 from inside the docker when “ssh root@hassio”?
I don’t think you can access that information from the docker container. I am just setting up my hassio for the first time and from what I’ve been able to read, there is no access to the main os, nor would it be any good because it’s not linux, it’s a special os with limited functionality. The ssh addon runs in a docker container.