On Fri, May 04, 2001 at 05:09:57AM -0700, Aaron Walker wrote: > > I recently installed Debian v2.2r3 and I installed the DHCP client as > well.. when debian boots, DHCP assigns eth0 an IP (which it is > supposed to do, in this case 192.168.1.4) then it also assigns the > loopback (/dev/lo) an IP (192.168.1.5). If I look at my DHCP clients > table on my DHCP server, it lists both IPs with the both of them > having the same MAC address as well. Can anyone tell me why it's > retrieving 2 IP's? Thanks for your help,
What dhcp client are you using? dhcpcd? pump? Ah, I see dhcp-client in
stable currently, so that's dhcpcd renamed I believe.
Lets see your /etc/network/interfaces, and your /etc/dhcpc/config
(assuming dhcp-client still uses that).
Mike
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