Alternatively, the switch could have another routable IP address and there's a router willing to forward in between. Either the PC needs to have an (additional) IP address within 169.254.0.0/16 or the switch needs to have an IP address within (assuming) 192.168.2.0/24.
How would I be able to open an SSH connection with the device knowing only it's MAC adress? If you've configured the switch as a DHCP server then you will need to configure a static address. If you've configured the switch as a DHCP client then your DHCP server isn't working. This means that these two cannot talk to each other - they're both part of different IP networks and there's no router in betweeen (which isn't possible because of the unroutable .y address).
On PC, the extra network adapter is configured as static 192.168.2.1.Ī switch with DHCP enabled is connected to 192.168.2.1 and if I login using the console (RS232) I see that it has .x source: link-local, MAC: xx:xx.
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