Le 31/08/2010 à 06:48, T o n g a écrit :
Hi,
What might be the problem that my laptop can't acquire dchp lease from
Linux while Windows can?
Same spot, same line. Tried two different distros that had no problem
acquiring dchp lease at my home, neither works. Wired network, not
On Ma, 31 aug 10, 04:48:36, T o n g wrote:
Hi,
What might be the problem that my laptop can't acquire dchp lease from
Linux while Windows can?
Same spot, same line. Tried two different distros that had no problem
acquiring dchp lease at my home, neither works. Wired network, not
Le 31/08/2010 à 10:58, Andrei Popescu a écrit :
On Ma, 31 aug 10, 04:48:36, T o n g wrote:
Hi,
What might be the problem that my laptop can't acquire dchp lease from
Linux while Windows can?
Same spot, same line. Tried two different distros that had no problem
acquiring dchp
On 31.8.2010 7:48, T o n g wrote:
Hi,
What might be the problem that my laptop can't acquire dchp lease from
Linux while Windows can?
...
You can use Wireshark (among others) to record the conversations between
your Windows/Linux box and the DHCP server and then compare the results. It
On Tue, 31 Aug 2010 12:10:19 +0200, Alain Baeckeroot wrote:
First of all,
If it is at work, it is very likely that your are NOT allowed to do what
you want . . .
No, this is school environment. Open dchp to all. As I said, wired
network not work, but wireless network works. Same machine,
T o n g wrote:
Yes, this a dual-boot machine. So same machine, same MACs, same spot,
same line.
Then your dhcp server is probably requiring that hostnames be sent.
By default the dhcp3 client doesn't send hostnames unless it is
configured to do so. I would start there.
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