DHCPD dying..
Aaron Grewell
AGrewell
Tue Nov 30 11:25:08 PST 2004
> Thanks a lot, Aaron. This makes sense and is what I just
> read in the man page for dhcpd.conf.
> Is this a relatively new requirement? Or have I just been
> that out of it all these years?
>
I haven't a clue. I've only been using ISC DHCP since v3, so v2 may have
been quite different.
> More importantly to me, I'd like to know for sure that is why
> the daemon is dying. The man page simply indicates that the
> server will not send the DHCPNAK's, however it said nothing
> about taking a suicide pill or anything. Also, do you think
> the "authoritative" messages could simply be because the
> range 192.168.1.0/24 is the default for so many
> home-networks? Is this indeed the existence of another DHCP
> server? or could this simply be indicating that they have
> previously received a DHCP lease from *another* 192.168.1.1
> and their DHCPREQUEST message is coming to the BigBlock since
> it lives at the same address? Kinda like me getting mail at
> my house for Andrew Carpenter (actually has happened quite often)?
>
I believe it is actually seeing indications on the wire that another server
is giving out IP's, but I can't be sure. As to why the daemon keeps
crashing, it may be an unpatched issue. Are you using the latest version?
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