Re: Disappearing DHCP Lease

2002-11-20 Thread Jim Bowering
If anyone's following this, you might want to know that I'm successfully renewing leases now. My initial problem was that I'd get a dhcp lease when I booted but lose it two hours later. Eventually I noticed something was hitting port 113 on my firewall looking for service 'auth.' I opened tha

Re: Disappearing DHCP Lease

2002-11-19 Thread Donald R. Spoon
Jim Bowering wrote: On November 19, 2002 10:53 am, Donald R. Spoon wrote: Jim Bowering wrote: I'm using Libranet Debian 2.0. This machine always gets a DHCP lease from my ISP when it boots, but they seem to have a short default lease period. After about 2 hours I lose my lease. This is j

Re: Disappearing DHCP Lease

2002-11-19 Thread Jim Bowering
On November 19, 2002 10:53 am, Donald R. Spoon wrote: > Jim Bowering wrote: > > I'm using Libranet Debian 2.0. This machine always gets a DHCP lease > > from my ISP when it boots, but they seem to have a short default lease > > period. After about 2 hours I lose my lease. > This is just a guess,

Re: Disappearing DHCP Lease

2002-11-19 Thread Donald R. Spoon
Jim Bowering wrote: I'm using Libranet Debian 2.0. This machine always gets a DHCP lease from my ISP when it boots, but they seem to have a short default lease period. After about 2 hours I lose my lease. Ifconfig shows eth0 has no IP address. /etc/init.d/networking restart restores the le

Disappearing DHCP Lease

2002-11-19 Thread Jim Bowering
I'm using Libranet Debian 2.0. This machine always gets a DHCP lease from my ISP when it boots, but they seem to have a short default lease period. After about 2 hours I lose my lease. Ifconfig shows eth0 has no IP address. /etc/init.d/networking restart restores the lease and ifconfig show