Hello Luxonis team,
I am working with an OAK4-D R9 and need to configure multiple static IP addresses on the device. While set up mode I set 192.168.25.75 as static address.
Then I change it with ssh method as mentioned here on this link
https://docs.luxonis.com/hardware/platform/deploy/oak4-deployment-guide/oak4-advanced/#OAK4%20Advanced-Local%20Setup
OS-level network configuration via SSH
Once I do this then I can't revert back device online and also can't deploy any aap or do anything.
Image 1 is the error I am facing
Secondary Issue: Hub & SSL problems after static IP setup
Static IP configured using:
agentconfd configure <static_ip>,<netmask>,<gateway>
Current state
Device reachable via SSH (root@<IP>) and ping
oakctl list detects the device
Device does not come online in Luxonis Hub
Cloud operations fail:
oakctl setup
oakctl app build
App deployment via .toml
Common error
certificate verify failed: self-signed certificate in certificate chain
Could not get token from Hub
This occurs on:
Office network
Mobile hotspot (same behavior)
Additional symptom during app build
Incorrect system date (1970-01-01 ...)
Image download failed: No route to host (auth.docker.io)
Even though:
System date/time is set correctly
Device can ping external IPs and hub.luxonis.com
oak-agent and agentconfd_daemon are running
Questions
Is multiple static IP configuration (2–3 IPs) officially supported on OAK devices?
Does agentconfd support multiple IPs, or is this currently unsupported?
What is the recommended way to use static IP(s) without breaking Hub connectivity?
How to get rid of SSL / certificate verification and are errors expected after static IP changes?
After setting a static IP and accessing the device via ssh root@<IP>, how can I bring the device back online in Luxonis Hub?
What is the safest way to recover Hub connectivity
