Mark,
first, you seem to have to separate networks running on comon wire
- not good but it would explain addresses from the "wrong" network.
second, dump the hub (use it dowstream) and replace it with a switch.
third, my quoted message should read: "make sure that suse dhcpd server is
not trying to serve addresses on the wrong segment by physically
separating the segments". good luck, julius
On Sun, 3 Feb 2002, Mark Howe wrote:
> > turn off dhcpd on your suse server (192.168.1.64). julius
>
> Thanks, and it may come to this, but I really want to know is how, if at all,
> to have 2 independent ltsp client-server setups on different subnets, but
> with the servers talking to one gateway. It's not just in order to run my
> admitedly contrived test setup, I would eventually like to get the ltsp
> terminals on a different subnet to the gateway, to reduce collisions (my hub
> saturates regularly). Isn't part of the point of subnets is to be able to
> avoid broadcasts spreading where you don't want them?
>
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