broken dhcp after update, other broken things

[Wade Hampton]

Thanks, but DHCP is running on the firewall (a WRK54G) and it works with one
of the three computers.  All of the computers MAC addresses are in the
firewall, which had no problems with DHCP until after I upgraded to FC6.  My
remaining computer has no problems either with XP or FC6.

I'll check /var/log/messages on them in the AM.

For now, I just gave them static IPs and all is fine (works better for ssh
anyway).

Cheers,
--
Wade Hampton

On 12/2/06, Timothy Murphy <tim at birdsnest.maths.tcd.ie> wrote:
>
> > Last weekend I upgraded three computers to FC6 with varying results
> (took
> > a very long time on the laptop).
> >
> > This week I updated each to the latest updates and installed some files
> > from
> > extras like octave and xmms.  I have been having nothing but trouble
> since
> > then.
> >
> > Laptop (x86064):  wireless won't connect unless I manually run
> > kwifimanager -- may be fixed now
> >              change profile to wired, plug in cable to NIC, it hangs on
> > trying to get a DHCP lease
> >
> > Desktop1 (x86-64):   won't boot now, hangs on trying to get a DHCP lease
> >
> > Desktop1 (Athlon):  complained about not finding
> > /etc/selinux/targeted/policy...
> >      -- booted single user with selinux=0, found selinux-policy-targeted
> >      was
> > missing
> >      -- yum installed selinux-policy-targeted
> >      -- reboots fine but selinux is off, gets lease from firewall w/o
> > problems
> >
> > Firewall is WRK54G (yes, the broken one, has to be reset every few
> days).
> >
> > How can I fix DHCP with my two 64-bit machines?  Any suggestions?
>
> Maybe dhcpd is not running?
> Maybe /etc/dhcpd.conf is incorrect?
> What do you read in /var/log/messages about attempts to connect
> (DHCPREQUEST, etc)?
>
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