On Monday 27 October 2003 23:15, Chris I wrote:
allowed to be used. I've tried ip and mac filtering in iptables,
but it doesnt seem to be effective.
why isn't it effective? Did you try -j LOG before the -j DROP to see if the
rule is matched?
iptables -t filter -A INPUT -m mac
On 2003.10.28 17:35, mathieu perrenoud wrote:
On Monday 27 October 2003 23:15, Chris I wrote:
allowed to be used. I've tried ip and mac filtering in
iptables,
but it doesnt seem to be effective.
why isn't it effective? Did you try -j LOG before the -j DROP to see
if the
rule is matched?
On Sun, 2003-10-26 at 19:47, Chris I wrote:
Hi.
I, and many others at my school are having a problem with (at least)
one person running a DHCP server on their laptops. People often get
invalid addresses due to this and cannot (easily) access network
resources. It's so far been fairly
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On Monday 27 October 2003 00:47, Chris I wrote:
Hi.
I, and many others at my school are having a problem with (at least)
one person running a DHCP server on their laptops. People often get
invalid addresses due to this and cannot (easily) access
On 2003.10.27 11:52, Stephen Varga wrote:
On Sun, 2003-10-26 at 19:47, Chris I wrote:
Hi.
I, and many others at my school are having a problem with (at
least)
one person running a DHCP server on their laptops. People often get
invalid addresses due to this and cannot (easily) access
Unfortunately I am not an admin, I'm a lowly student. The admins seem
to think that it is a config issue on my end, and refuse to even look
into it. Maybe I should stick gum in their hair or something suitibly
mature.
Sorry to hear that you are unable to get the proper attention to
Hi.
I, and many others at my school are having a problem with (at least)
one person running a DHCP server on their laptops. People often get
invalid addresses due to this and cannot (easily) access network
resources. It's so far been fairly hard to track down this individual,
so we can't
Chris I wrote:
Hi.
I, and many others at my school are having a problem with (at least)
one person running a DHCP server on their laptops. People often get
invalid addresses due to this and cannot (easily) access network
resources. It's so far been fairly hard to track down this individual,
On Sun, 2003-10-26 at 16:47, Chris I wrote:
Short from trying harder to find him and kicking him in the shins, can
anybody think of a way to block dhcp servers, or to specify which is
allowed to be used. I've tried ip and mac filtering in iptables, but it
doesnt seem to be effective.
Chris I wrote:
Hi.
I, and many others at my school are having a problem with (at
least)
one person running a DHCP server on their laptops. People often get
invalid addresses due to this and cannot (easily) access network
resources. It's so far been fairly hard to track down this
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