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[Sheflug] DHCP again

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Subject: [Sheflug] DHCP again
From: Steve Tickle <s.tickle [at] xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2003 10:57:40 +0000
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Right, I'm part way through converting our LAN from static IP to DHCP.

Could someone please explain why my Winduhs boxes seem to perform quite 
happilly but my Linux boxes can't successfully ping each other.

I run LinNeighborhood on some of the boxes and they can connect through that 
so it's my guess that the NetBios/NetBeui side of things is OK. From all the 
docs I've read, dhcpd acts as a nameserver so why am I getting this problem? 
If the Winduhs boxes work OK, it's my guess I've missed doing something on 
the Linux boxes.

Cheers
Steve
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