peter ducai writes:
> i dont know topology of company's network,neither how many dhcp servers are
> here, but i got problem to get right IP with nwam... instead of 10... i am
> getting 192.168... address. Any idea whats wrong or how to fix it?
Nwam doesn't come up with addresses on its own; it merely invokes DHCP
to get them.
If you're getting the 'wrong' address, then I think you've got a DHCP
server on your network that's handing out those addresses. You can
use this command to find out the IP address of the server:
/sbin/dhcpinfo -i $INTERFACE ServerID
Where "$INTERFACE" is the IP interface ("foo0") of interest.
You should also be able to prove the case using snoop or wireshark.
If you've got a rogue DHCP server on your network handing out unusable
addresses, then I think you'll need to set up IP Filter to block it
out. We don't have special features in the DHCP client to avoid
"unusable" servers: servers are assumed to be authoritative.
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