DHCP conflict
hi
i have sun enterprise 250 and 25 sunray terminal when i configured this terminals the dhcp is automatiquely configured for it.
but an other person install too the dhcp in the same network, the result my
sunray take'nt my dhcp adresses and take the dhcp adresse of that
other person
what the solution of this conflict
is there an solution to the other dhcp trame
(RM:all work good before that other person install his dhcp)
my network is 192.168.2.0
my dhcp
first:192.168.2.3
last 192.168.2.27
the other dhcp is in
192.168.146.x
than you advence
[754 byte] By [
k225] at [2007-11-25 22:42:05]
# 2
A correctly operating DHCP server will only supply addresses to the subnet it is on. Since his in on 192.168.146.0 the Sun Rays on 192.168.2.0 are picking up IP addresses from it, you have the same physical network (where the Sun Rays are attached) configured as both subnet 192.168.2.0 and as subnet 192.168.146.0.This is *not* a good idea. You need to configure your subnet with one (and only one) set of subnet addresses. Otherwise, this will cause no end of problems. Perhaps this is dual configuration is unintentional it can happen when lines from two networks are plugged into a simple hub instead of a router in order to interconnect them. Don't do this! In any event you have a network configuration problem.
The Sun Rays should not be able to come up on a DHCP server which does not send the Sun Ray specific vendor data they need. Is he also running Sun Ray Server? If not why is he running DHCP at all if you are already running it? You can run the Solaris DHCP to supply addresses to all devices on the network (don't use the Sun Ray DHCP for this) and configure Sun Ray Server (using utadm) to run on a shared network (as opposed to a dedicated interconnect).
Michael
