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Re: [Sheflug] Blueyonder

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Date: Mon, 30 Sep 2002 16:51:03 +0100
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On the Subject of BY ...

I've got a router based on SuSE 6.2 doing NAT etc.  It was working fine
with blueyonder up to the end of August.  Something happened around that
time and the machine lost its lease. It now won't get a lease from blue
yonder. 

I've checked the mac address is registered with BY, rebooted cable
modem.  Changed the NIC, reregistered the new nic's mac address,
rebooted, stopped and started services, many times now.
 
When I do a tcpdump i can see the broadcasts from BY going past, see the
dhcp request.  But after that nothing.
 
The odd thing is that the PC will get an address from my DHCP server no
problems.
 
Any Thoughts ?
 

 


Alan Dawson
Burngreave IT Partnership
(M)07951052813

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