On Thu, 30 Jan 2003, kavita modi wrote:
> > can you give us the IP of the machine and the list of IPs that can be
> > allocated by dhcp?
> We have not configured DHCP for servers.Dynamic IPs which are given to
> customers are from 203.187.196.* series.basically we are an ISP,providing
> Broadband service.
> my server's ip is 203.187.192.19.
> so 203.187.192.* is allocated for servers only.and all server is having
> static ips.most importantly we r using cisco's CNR.we dont have DHCP.
It is advised that when you send descriptions of IPs used for production
systems or otherwise on a mailing list, only non-routable IP pools be used
to describe your problems. Giving out real IPs acts as invitation to
malicious crackers, specially when you have also provided various server
versions. So be careful next time.
> > i think its a firmware problem.isn't it??
> > not entirely convinced.
[snip]
> now today morning it was denying to accept this ip though machine is not
> rebooted.it is up from tomorrow night.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
How do you know that in advance ? :)
[snip]
> my server's configuration is: (Proliant DL320 server)
>
> compaq NC3163 fast ethernet 100mbps nic
> 1.0 ghz cpu with 1 gb RAM.
you mentioned in a previous mail that you use Cisco CNR. I
gather from Cisco's website that CNR is a integrated DNS/DHCP service that
allows policy based naming and ip services. Have you checked that there
are no conflicts due this ? The best way to solve this problem will be to
slowly eliminate each variable.
HTH,
Rajesh
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