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> Hello, I am a newbie trying to use two Beaglebone Black boards within the 
> same lan network, and am having problems. Connecting them to PC with usb 
> cable works fine, and I can connect to *beaglebone.local* fine with putty, 
> and access built-in IDEs through web browser on windows.
> 
> The problems arise when I try to turn them on while powered by 5V cable, 
> without usb. The Ethernet cable to my network is plugged before boot, and 
> lights turn on as expected. But it appears the board does not broadcast 
> into the network, and cannot be connected to with ssh. I tried setting up a 
> static 
> ip address 
> <https://www.ofitselfso.com/Beagle/NetworkingSetupConnectingTheBeagleboneBlack.php>
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> when it was connected through usb, but it doesn't seem to help, putty 
> connection timeouts on direct IP connection, and cannot find* 
> beaglebone.local* hosts in the network. The weirdest thing is that the 
> ethernet connection worked fine a few weeks ago, this problem started only 
> recently.
> 
> I am booting the boards from an sd card with debian-9.9-iot image. What 
> could be the cause of this? Is there a solution that isn't updating the 
> image? Are the usb server and ethernet server on BBB different systems?
> 
Is there a DHCP server on the LAN you are connecting these BBBs to?
If it is a router with web configuration you should be able to see
what IP address it has assigned to the BBBs.

Alternatively if you have a Linux/Unix system of some sort on the LAN
then install arp-scan and run "arp-scan -l" and it will show all IP
addresses on the LAN. It should then be fairly easy to work out the
addresses of the BBBs.

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Chris Green
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