Hi Vish,
Vish Bapat wrote:
> I am using the address 192.168.0 7 on my primary server. This has a DHCPD
> enabled for issuing IP
> addresses for clients.
So in /etc/dhcps.conf u must be specifing a range of IPs to
allocate to clients. Now the address u r trying to allocate
to another server as fixed address may be falling in the
range which may be already allocated to some client on first
com first serve bases. That will create a conflict in ur
network.
> I I add another server on that and give it fixed IP address such as
> 198.168.0 11, then the second server
> gives this problem.
>
> If I change these IP addresses to say : 90.0.0.7 and 90.0.0.11 the thing
> seem to work, but not always.
It is apparent that when u assign an address which is
outside ur dhcpd server range ur problem get solved.
> after this, If i restore the address to earier , these may be ok.
This I am unable to understand and so can not explain.
> Sometimes, on a single server with 192.168.0 7 also this problems arise.
What do u exactly mean by that pls explain.
> any clue ?
>
> --? Vish
I hope that this clarifies ur problem a bit and helps u
solve the same.
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Dinesh Shah :-)
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