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Please bear with me...
I have three ethernet cards in a Linux 2.0.33 box. They are named
eth0, eth1 and eth2. I would like to use DHCP on eth2 (the other two
cards have separate networks attached to them).
I compiled and installed the software. Running "dhclient eth2"
produces
Listening on Socket/eth2
Sending on Socket/eth2
Then I get a whole pile of ,
"DHCPACK in wrong transaction."
messages and eventually,
"DHCPOFFER in wrong transaction."
"NO OFFERS received."
I have tried hacking the dhclient.conf file as well as just going with
the defaults by not having a conf file in /etc. In either case, the
results are the same.
One other question, in the sample dhclient.conf file, the line send
dhcp-client-identifier appears to be the hardware address of the card
but it has an extra byte. Why?
I know the card works. The ISP is commercial as opposed to
experimental so I doubt the problem is at their end. I have not found
the documentation extremely helpful.
Any suggestions. Help is greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
_______________________________________________________________________
Hugh Pasika http://soma.mcmaster.ca/~pasika [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Communication Research Laboratory Rm 102 fax (905) 521 2922
McMaster University, Hamilton ON, Canada L8S 4K1 ph (905) 525 9140 x. 27282
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