[SLUG] dhcpd dhclient

I'm experiencing some weirdness getting dhclient to accept the details that are being offered by the dhcpd service. I have cleaned out all of the relevant history files - /var/lib/dhcp/dhclient-eth0-leases on the client /var/lib/dhcp/dhcpd-leases on the server /var/lib/dhcp/dhcpd-leases~ on the

[SLUG] dhcpd not working

I'm setting up dhcpd on Ubuntu 4.1 The client can get a lease, and ping the dhcp server, but can't get past there. Any suggestions would be gratefully received. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/etc/dhcp3 # ip route ls 203.23.xxx.xxx/xx dev eth0 proto kernel scope link src 203.23.xxx.8 192.168.1.0/24 dev

Re: [SLUG] dhcpd not working

On Fri, 2004-12-24 at 00:29 +1100, David wrote: I'm setting up dhcpd on Ubuntu 4.1 The client can get a lease, and ping the dhcp server, but can't get past there. Any suggestions would be gratefully received. I assume you mean that the clients can't ping other machines than the dhcp server,

[SLUG] dhcpd

I'm trying to normalise the way dhcpd starts on our server (RH7.2); it was started from rc.local with a call to the binary, and I want to see it start (as intended) from the init script. There was no init script, so I copied it over from another 7.2 system, chowned to root and chmoded to 755,

[SLUG] dhcpd WinXP

Does anyone know if there is an issue with running a Linux based dhcpd server (specifically the one with RH8.0) when trying to serve IP addresses to XP Pro boxen. I can see the XP clients requesting DHCPDISCOVER and I can see the dhcpd server responding with an IP and other data DHCPOFFER, but

[SLUG] dhcpd WinXP

Does anyone know if there is an issue with running a Linux based dhcpd server (specifically the one with RH8.0) when trying to serve IP addresses to XP Pro boxen. I can see the XP clients requesting DHCPDISCOVER and I can see the dhcpd server responding with an IP and other data DHCPOFFER, but

Re: [SLUG] dhcpd WinXP

I have this senario running on my home network without any dramas at all... Adam. On Thu, 2003-01-23 at 17:10, Howard Lowndes wrote: Does anyone know if there is an issue with running a Linux based dhcpd server (specifically the one with RH8.0) when trying to serve IP addresses to XP Pro

Re: [SLUG] DHCPD hostnames

On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Howard Lowndes wrote: It seems to be a morning for questions. I have dhcpd running on a machine on my network with get-lease-hostnames on. Some machines that use this dhcpd pick up their assigned lease hostname which says that this function is working, as reported by

Re: [SLUG] DHCPD hostnames

- Original Message - From: Howard Lowndes [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Mail List - SLUG [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 8:35 AM Subject: [SLUG] DHCPD hostnames I have dhcpd running on a machine on my network with get-lease-hostnames on. Some machines that use this dhcpd

[SLUG] DHCPD hostnames

It seems to be a morning for questions. I have dhcpd running on a machine on my network with get-lease-hostnames on. Some machines that use this dhcpd pick up their assigned lease hostname which says that this function is working, as reported by /bin/hostname. Others don't, staying with the

Re: [SLUG] dhcpd..

hi Do you have a dhcpd.leases file? If not yhen you should touch one no.. just tried it still nothing.. What does your /var/log/messages file tell you? it shows nothing at all well besides the usall and a couple of --MARK-- Have you run tcpdump on eth1 to see what packets are happening?

Re: [SLUG] dhcpd..

Do a ps aux and grep for bootpd - if you have a bootpd service running, then you need to disable the bootp server. The bootp server is usually started in inetd.conf. np no bootp anything alex _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free

Re: [SLUG] dhcpd..

What does your /var/log/messages file tell you? it shows nothing at all well besides the usall and a couple of --MARK-- Try /var/log/daemon.log that might be more helpful daves -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info:

Re: [SLUG] dhcpd..

ahha socket: Protocol not available - make sure CONFIG_PACKET and CONFIG_FILTER are defined in your kernel configuration! now this looks more like it... which options are these.. i am using 2.2.18.. thanks alex On Sunday 04 February 2001 20:42, you wrote: What does your

Re: [SLUG] dhcpd..

On Mon, Feb 05, 2001 at 05:52:50AM +1100, Alex Salmon uttered: ahha socket: Protocol not available - make sure CONFIG_PACKET and CONFIG_FILTER are defined in your kernel configuration! Simple error. It's hit me a few times, and I'm sure it's done it again, because 2.4.1 doesn't work on

Re: [SLUG] dhcpd.. thanks all

On Mon, Feb 05, 2001 at 05:52:50AM +1100, Alex Salmon uttered: ahha about an hour after that so did all thoseusers on our network that now have net acess better then evr. once again thanks slug. alex

[SLUG] dhcpd..

hi i am compleatly stumped.. I am trying to set up my debian woody box to collect the internet on eth0 via dhcp then forward it to anyone connected to my hub on eth1 also via dhcp.. I have read every doc /howto/minihowto i can find and followed every list of instructions.. and basicly i can

[SLUG] DHCPD question

With the dhcpd server there is the ability to pass several parameters to a requesting client when it seeks to lease an address. I have noticed that my dhcpd server is passing some parameter or other to a Windows client that is telling the latter to resolve netbios using dns, which is causing the

[SLUG] Dhcpd problem

I was playing around with the Dhcpd configuration and somehow managed to get this error message: No subnet declaration for eth0 (10.3.2.1).Please write a subnet declaration for the network segment towhich interface eth0 is attached.exiting. I have deleted the configuration file, the lease

Re: [SLUG] Dhcpd problem

On Thu, Sep 21, 2000 at 04:06:32PM +1000, RunTimeError wrote: I was playing around with the Dhcpd configuration and somehow managed to get this error message: No subnet declaration for eth0 (10.3.2.1). Please write a subnet declaration for the network segment to which interface eth0 is