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Suse 6.3 dhclient with MediaOne RR failure



A couple of things. M1X is a bit non-standard. When I initially ran SuSE 
6.0, it came up fine, then 6.1 wouldn't come up. I found a solution last 
summer after I came back from Tenessee. See if you have a file, 
/var/state/dhcp/dhclient.leases. I'll send you a copy of mine, that yould 
fix your problem.

You set up the IP masq parameters in the RC.CONFIG file through YaST. 
System Administration/Change Configuration File.

For the most part, I have found SuSE to be more complete and stable than 
Red Hat.

David Kramer wrote:
> I installed Suse this weekend.  I have to say I was disappointed in the
> install procedure.  Yast2 did not let me change what partitions I wanted
> to use for what, so I had to use yast.  It wanted to install so many
> packages, it would not fit in 2G.  I had to pare it down by hand.  I
> also
> see no way of configuring masquerade or firewall within yast or KDE.
> 
> Anyway, dhclient would not get an IP address from M1X.  This is, of
> course, a showstopper for me.  The error message was "no DHCPOFFERs
> received".  I tried running it in the foreground with -d, and editing
> dhclient.conf to increase timeouts, etc.  No go.
> 
> I know someone in roadrunner.techtalk.linux replied that it worked fine
> for him, but I
> don't see how it could work for him but not me. 
-- 
Jerry Feldman <gaf at blu.org>
Boston Linux and Unix user group
http://www.blu.org


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