> I keep running into this myself, and it's _always_ because dhcpagent > holds the DLPI device open. Unplumbing IP doesn't cause dhcpagent to go > away, it needs to be killed manually. Paul, was dhcpagent still running?
Indeed -- and as an aside, the DHCP client's use of DLPI also leads to reduced performance (see 4863327), and gets in the way of supporting DHCP over the (upcoming) IPMP meta-interface. So a fix is imminent. In the meantime: I don't think you need to kill dhcpagent; simply doing a "netstat -D" should be sufficient for it to close the DLPI stream. -- meem _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
