Re: [seul-edu] dhcp fails

[Dan Kubilos <dan@oxnardsd.org>]

Thanks for all your thoughful responses.

I had gone through rpm -e pump & || rpm -e dhcpd first one way then the
other.  

Problem is solved.  

The dhcp server which I dutifully tested from another machine with renew
was out of ip addresses.

I'll have the egg off my face by morning.


On Wed, 31 Oct 2001, Jay Sun wrote:

> There is a dhcp-client package, which works much better than pump.  Because the author of pump works for redhat, so redhat by default installs pump. But the dhcp-client package, which is different than dhcpd, is included in the redhat as well. try that
> --
> 
> On Wed, 31 Oct 2001 11:44:57  
>  Dan Kubilos wrote:
> >
> >I just installed redhat 7.1 on an asus laptop with a xircom pcmcia card
> >
> >Network works great if I set a static ip
> >
> >but  . .. 
> >
> >machine will not get an ip via dhcp
> >
> >pump and dhcpd packages are installed.
> >
> >The dhcp server is an NT 4.0 machine.
> >
> >any suggestions?
> >
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> >Dan Kubilos     __\o_ ^
> >K-8 Tech Coord
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> >
> >
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