Re: [slim] SB2 DHCP Problems

2008-11-30 Thread mgerbasio

Not sure if the optical port on the A/V receiver is the problem or the
SB2 but I moved to the analog ports and there are no problems with the
pausing. Still no luck with DHCP though.

Regards-Michael G.


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[slim] SB2 DHCP Problems

2008-11-29 Thread mgerbasio

Hi,
I'm running the SqueezeCenter 7.2.1 and have two SqueezeBoxs, a V1 with
firmware 40 and V2 with firmware 113, both connected to the same router
via Ethernet. I'm having problems with the V2 device getting a network
IP via dhcp. It always fails and I need to manually set it. Otherwise
it works fine. Any idea what might be wrong? I also get occasional
dropouts on the optical port, but really haevn't spent much time
troubleshooting it yet. Thanks.

Regards-Michael G.


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[slim] sb2 DHCP problems

2005-05-12 Thread Christian Pernegger
It seems to me that the sb2 does not honor the lease-time of a DHCP
lease, i. e. when a lease has run out it won't rerequest a lease or
stop using the address. Rather, it will continue using the IP it got
during network setup indefinitely. IIRC I've reported the problem some
time ago. In the meantime I've changed the lease to never run out :)

But today I had to restart the sb2 because of an access point update.
It took quite some time for the DHCP request (normally it's instant)
and then obtained the IP 169.254.188.141.

It's just that this address is in a reserved address space that I'm
_not using_ and my own DHCP server did  not log a request for an
address. So either:

1) I have a rogue DHCP server on my network - worrisome
2) The sb2 gave up on the DHCP and fell back to a default address
- please don't. If this is really useful to anyone, please change the
message in that case from  obtained from DHCP to fell back to
default IP

In any case, my sb2 shows this behaviour every second reset.

C.
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Re: [slim] sb2 DHCP problems

2005-05-12 Thread dean blackketter
On May 12, 2005, at 5:16 AM, Christian Pernegger wrote:
It seems to me that the sb2 does not honor the lease-time of a DHCP
lease, i. e. when a lease has run out it won't rerequest a lease or
stop using the address. Rather, it will continue using the IP it got
during network setup indefinitely. IIRC I've reported the problem some
time ago. In the meantime I've changed the lease to never run out :)
But today I had to restart the sb2 because of an access point update.
It took quite some time for the DHCP request (normally it's instant)
and then obtained the IP 169.254.188.141.
That's a link-local address.  If the DHCP request times out, it will  
use a 169.254.x.x address until DHCP succeeds, at which point it will  
switch to the new address.

Some questions for you:
1.  What DHCP server are you using?  (Built into a router or running  
on a server somewhere?  Version number?)
2.  Do you have the ability to capture a packet trace of the DHCP  
request/response?

2) The sb2 gave up on the DHCP and fell back to a default address
- please don't. If this is really useful to anyone, please change the
message in that case from  obtained from DHCP to fell back to
default IP
This is a good suggestion, there should be some visible feedback when  
this happens.

-dean
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Re: [slim] sb2 DHCP problems

2005-05-12 Thread Christian Pernegger
  Is there a suitable sniffer for this in Debian testing / could you
  give me an appropriate command line for the info you need?
 Sure:
 
 sudo tcpdump -w dhcplog.pcap
 
 Will dump all the TCP traffic to the file dhcplog.pcap
 
 If you can capture the DHCP failure there, we can look at that file
 and see what's going on.

It refuses to misbehave in front of the camera :( I have a nice
capture of the worked flawlessly case now, though, including a
syslog fragment. Will keep trying.

C.
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