Lars Kotthoff escreveu: > Hi all, > > I'm trying to get DHCP with BOOTP to work, but it just won't. I've set up > dhcpd.conf with explicit allow bootp; and allow booting; the filename > directive > is in the declaration for the specific host. Tftp is running through inetd and > works -- I've confirmed this by manually connecting to the server and > downloading the image file. > > I'm starting dhcpd with the name of the interface to listen on as the only > commandline argument. The client tries to connect to port 67, but dhcpd > doesn't > listen on this port (it doesn't listen on any port) and therefore the client > fails. I can rule out an error on the client side as it did work with a > different dhcp/bootp server which had the same configuration. > > My packet filter is set up to not block any traffic on internal interfaces at > all. Am I missing a configuration option or something like that to tell dhcpd > to > listen on port 67? I'm running OpenBSD 4.4. Any help appreciated. > > Thanks, > > Lars > > > Looks like a wrong dhcpd.conf file. If you start dhcpd with the interface as argument, it will see if the network configured for the interface, match with any subnet configured in dhcpd.conf. If there isn't any subnet declaration that match that if, it will simply drop. Check you syslog and daemon log files. They will tell you what is wrong.
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