RE: Réf. : Re: no DHCPREQUEST after DHCPOFFER

[Howard Wang]

Hi,

Thanks for the help.

is there a way to specify the wildcard mac address or a range of mac
address in dhcpd.conf file ?

let's say:
in dhcpd.conf file:

group {
      next-server 192.168.200.10;
      filename "xxx";
      host yyy { hardware ethernet 00:80:82:52:**:**; }
}

or sth similar like that to allow a group of mac addresses in the range of
00:80:82:52:00:00 to 00:80:82:52:FF:FF ?

regards



>
it was a problem of linux routing table. Just add perhaps what you need then
 
Jacques
-------Message original-------
 
De : Simon Hobson
Date : 05/27/06 08:46:00
A : dhcp-users at isc.org
Sujet : Re: no DHCPREQUEST after DHCPOFFER
 
Howard Wang wrote:
 
>I ran into some trouble for a server which the Dynamic allocation does not
>seem to work, the manual allocation does work. I am quite sure the problem
>is at server side. the server is suse10.
>
>the /var/log/messages shows:
>dhcpd: DHCPDISCOVER from 00:80:82:52:0c:39 via eth1
>dhcpd: DHCPOFFER on 192.168.200.87 to 00:80:82:52:0c:39 via eth1
>
>
>then the DHCPREQUEST does not follow.
>
>what could be wrong ? is it related to the ddns ?
 
Do you know if the client made the request ?
Anything else logged immediately before or after this - especially
anything dns related ?
Do you supply any different options using static address vs dynamic address
?
 
Simon