Hi,
On Fri, 2015-09-18 at 02:50 +0000, Daniel Wagner wrote:
> The WiFi APs provided by the local ISP here in Utah does not like the
> hostname in the DHCP Request packet. Without it the hostname I get the
> ACK instead of the NACK as respond. Any ideas how we could handle this
> problem? E.g. stop sending the hostname after the first round of retries
> have failed?
Hm, sounds like very strange way of not handing out DHCP leases. This is
definitely a first for ConnMan, congratulations! Isn't this funny, the
expected use cases are for DHCP updating DNS information but sabotaged
by this kind of interesting network setup ;-)
There of course aren't any instructions from the ISP not to send
hostnames on the network? Do you have a tcpdump of the exchange to
share?
How does a normal Windows machine cope with this? Any possibilities to
get a packet dump and check how those machines work as sending a host
name is quite a normal operation...
Cheers,
Patrik
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