When my laptop boots, it is configured to use a dhcp server. For some
time now, that processing has failed. I can run
tcpdump -n ether host
and see the packets going out, but not the replies.
At the dhcp server, the same tcpdump command shows the requests and
replies.
I can get the la
Lloyd Kvam writes:
> When my laptop boots, it is configured to use a dhcp server. For some
> time now, that processing has failed. I can run
> tcpdump -n ether host
> and see the packets going out, but not the replies.
>
> At the dhcp server, the same tcpdump command shows the requests
Thanks for responding.
On Sat, 2008-07-26 at 22:57 -0400, Dave Johnson wrote:
> Lloyd Kvam writes:
> > When my laptop boots, it is configured to use a dhcp server. For some
> > time now, that processing has failed. I can run
> > tcpdump -n ether host
> > and see the packets going out,
Lloyd Kvam writes:
> That timing is right on. However, it needs to be a problem triggered by
> the laptop. I hit this problem on the road. How would the laptop force
> the port to be disabled?
Were you running any programs on your laptop that could have emitted
some strange network traffic?
On Wed, 2008-07-30 at 14:37 -0400, Kevin D. Clark wrote:
> Lloyd Kvam writes:
>
> > That timing is right on. However, it needs to be a problem triggered by
> > the laptop. I hit this problem on the road. How would the laptop force
> > the port to be disabled?
>
> Were you running any programs
