> On Sun, Oct 10, 1999 at 12:48:38AM +0000, Andre Majorel wrote: > > I've just moved to a site where they use DHCP with W95 clients. > > I've managed to configure my (and a colleague's) good ol' Hamm to > > insert in the network with dhcpcd 0.70-5 but some problems > > remain : > > > > >From To Operation Results > > ----- ----- ---------- ------------------- > > Linux NT SMTP OK > > Linux NT POP3 OK > > Linux AIX HTTP OK > > Linux NT HTTP OK > > Linux AIX ftp ftp prints "connected to xxx" then hangs > > Linux Linux ftp ftp prints "connected to xxx" then hangs > > W95 Linux ftp ftp prints "connected to xxx" then hangs > > Linux W95 ping OK > > Linux Linux ping ping hangs > > Linux W95 traceroute OK > > Linux Linux traceroute traceroute hangs > > > > I would say there are problems with ICMP & UDP protocols. > > JY > Sorry if I came in late on this. I lost the original message...
I work at a place where everything is run on nt that can be. (It's a pain, but that's the corp world) We use a dns from ms that integrates wins and dns. It works good for the ms folk but not so good for all the unix folk. You will get an ip address and the domain name servers with dhcp but your (linux) hostname won't go into dns. If your site uses ms-dns, then you might have the same problem. Try using ip addresses in the ping instead of host names. You can see your ip-addr by using ifconfig. Even if this is part of your problem, I don't think it wouldn't explain the ftp problem you are having... jim
