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> from the quill of "David E Shapiro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on scroll
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> > How do you identify where a RAS server resides if the dhcp server lists
> > just the funky RAS mac type address?
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> When you find out, can you get back to us all? :-)
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> The wisdom here seems to be that there is no way to really "trace" them
> other than putting a sniffer on the wire, [...]
I applied a patch to the 1.0 version of ISC DHCP, which prints out the
client identifier or something or other, found in the request packet.
I got that patch off this mailing list about three months ago.
When I ran this on our RAS-infested DHCP server it gave back the
NetBIOS name of the hosts with RAS enabled.
Then you can look those up in the NetBIOS name server with nmbd, and
get their IPs. At my company we generally set our NetBIOS names to be
the asset tag number of the machine, which offered another route to
finding the culprits.
-- Daniel
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