known client ending up in unknown pool
James Clark Calloway
callowayj at ornl.gov
Thu Nov 9 20:24:18 UTC 2006
Shared and identified as such.
In this case the fixed address was valid
for the one it was physically connected to ...
one of these was a workstation that had not
moved in quite some time.
Thanks in advance.
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006, Simon Hobson wrote:
> James Clark Calloway wrote:
>
> <snip>
>> host ahostdef {
>> hardware ethernet mac;
>> fixed-address (good ip);
>> option host-name "host";
>> option domain-name "domain";
>> }
>
> You don't say anything about the network topology. Is it a shared
> network ? If so, is it correctly identified as such ?
>
> When a client gets a 'wrong' address, is it's fixed address in the
> host statement valid for the subnet it's physically connected to ?
>
>
>
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