At 04:02 PM 11/5/02 +0000, Dave Anderson wrote:
Thanks for the reply.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ray Olszewski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> Does "seems to work fine" mean that these "two different PCs" are able to
> get DHCP leases from your ISP? Or do you have a lesser standard for "work
> fine"?

It means exactly what is says - that the two different PCs are able to
obtain DHCP leases with no error messages or apparent problems.
Silly me; I guess I need help sometimes knowing "exactly" what something says. In any event, most of my other, earlier suggestions are now irrelevant, since with this clarification we can infer --

1. The connection from the second wireless bridge through to the ISP is working fine.
2. The wireless connection between the bridges is working fine.
3. The ISP is not using MAC-address authentication (since 2 different PCs got leases -- I am assuming here that they had different NICs).
4. Assuming that these other 2 PCs were running some Windows versions (since that's what people usually seem to mean when they say "PC" and don't specify an OS - do please correct me if I am wrong), and that all you did to set them up was select "Obtain an IP address automatically" in Networking, we can also infer that the ISP expects nothing fancy in the way of authentication.

All this turns your problem into a variant of "My LEAF router cannot connect to the Internet". The problem might be anywhere from an IRQ conflict in the hardware through a firewall problem. So ... when the (WinXX) PCs obtained DHCP leases, were the addresses always the same? Always on the same network? If either answer is "yes", I'd suggest you try assigning the same address statically to the LEAF router, then walking through the relevant troubleshooting outline in the "my router can't ping ..." sections of the LEAF FAQ.

[...]
I haven't used DHCP at all before, and the reason I posted was in case I was
doing something obviously wrong with pump/dhclient.
Well .. your logs didn't really tell us much about what you are doing. But as long as eth0 is the right interface for your wireless connection, they don't suggest any problem with the setup on the LEAF end.


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