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--On 3/10/99, 11:23 AM -0800 Ted Lemon wrote:
} > Is there something that I should add to the dhcpd.conf
} > file to allow bootp to work.
}
} You may have to say ``allow bootp;''. What did the server say when a
} BOOTP client tried to get an address?
Boy, we certainly didn't have to do that! I just cycled the
power on one of our older HP printers to make sure nothing
had changed. Looks fine:
Mar 10 19:39:07 lax dhcpd: BOOTREQUEST from 08:00:09:52:f6:72 via ef0
Mar 10 19:39:07 lax dhcpd: BOOTREPLY for 192.52.153.106 to hpsi
(08:00:09:52:f6:72) via ef0
We have a shared network declared. That device is in the
subnet that doesn't have a "range" declared. I'm not certain
that the fixed-address devices on the subnet where the dynamic
range exists are making BOOTP-style requests or DHCP-style,
but they're all getting their IP addresses, or I'd know about
it!
Jim
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