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> 1) It does not set the netmask properly ( I live on a class C
>    network made by subnetting a Duke's Class B).   It always
>    seems to set it to 255.255.0.0

This is probably a client bug.   It may also be that the tektronix is
getting more information than its input buffer allows.   It's tough to
make any guesses with the tcpdump output you sent - if you want to
send bug reports in the future, please ask for complete output:

     tcpdump -vv -e -s 1500 -x udp port 67

You should get rid of the group statement around the tektronix printer
- it's not doing anything, and it wastes memory and time.   Likewise,
it's possible that you're suffering from a scoping bug, so try
getting rid of the other group statement.   Change this:

group {
   use-host-decl-names on ;

   next-server server ;
   filename "/ris/kit/vmunix1" ;
   option root-path "/ris/kit" ;

   host client {
      hardware ethernet 0:0:f8:1f:cc:12 ;
      fixed-address client ;
   }
}

to this:

host client {
   use-host-decl-names on ;

   next-server server ;
   filename "/ris/kit/vmunix1" ;
   option root-path "/ris/kit" ;

   hardware ethernet 0:0:f8:1f:cc:12 ;
   fixed-address client ;
}

> The differences in the respose packet from the server are to whom the
> response is directed.  and also, what is the G: entry and does isc-dhcp
> do that?  Have I missed anything obvious?

Joind is erroneously setting giaddr to its own IP address.   Don't ask
me why.   It shouldn't make a difference.

> 2) I did not see an obvious way to set a permanent lease (this
>    is for a printer ... Tektronix Phaser 740).

The fixed-address declaration is as permanent as it gets.   You can
set a longer lease interval if you want.

                               _MelloN_


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