On 28/02/12 4:15 PM, William Hu wrote: > Hello Packetfence Community, > > I’m an IT staff at an educational institution using PF on our student > residence network. Lately I’m seeing a lot of detections on PF where > students’ machines are getting blocked with the “Rogue DHCP” > violations. At first I thought this was a genuine violation, but after > checking the student’s laptop for any DHCP service, Internet Sharing > Setting, or virtual machines software, none of them were found on the > client’s computer. As more and more students are coming to the help > desk reporting the same problem, I began to think this might be a > false-positive detection on the PF itself. > > I even try to disable the Rogue DHCP violation under Configuration menu, > but for some reason even with disabling this violation, it is still > detecting and blocking clients with the same violation! At this point > I’m not sure what else could be causing this issue. I’m hoping by > posting this problem here maybe someone might have seen this problem > before and can provide me with some help or suggestion. >
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