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> This problem spring if you have some patches .
> 1) LAN cumulativ patch
> 2) Arpa cumulativ patch
> This isn't problem HP , becose original soft. DHCP (HP) is OK.
As was pointed out to me last week, the fact that HPs dhcp is working
does not mean that _this_ problem is not also caused by HP not doing
things properly.[1] Ken Key thought that HP may be using DLPI as their
network programming interface. ISC dhcp is using sockets as the
default network API (on this platform).
-ron
[1] where properly is defined (in this case) as "doing what I want it
to do".[2]
[2] because I don't have enough history in network programming to be
able to claim that the tcpip stack _should_ leave those packets alone.
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