Re: dhcpd not assigning netmask correctly?
"Mark E. Perkins" <[email protected]>
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On 2006/11/08 01:06, James K. Lowden wrote: > The first evidence of change isn't directly the subject but bears mention > in case it's related: the Mac stopped learning its DNS domain via dhcp on > the *wired* interface. Suddenly it was 'Monarch.local'. So I assigned > the wired address manually, as a workaround. ISTR that this happens when the Mac does a reverse lookup on itself at boot and finds a name that differs from what you have configured (or no name). You may be able to straighten this out by using ddns, but I've never tried it. OTOH (and this is what I'm doing for all machines on my home network), you can use 'host' statements with 'fixed-address' in dhcpd.conf. Just give the dns name in the fixed-address declaration. Mark